ARTSPEAK PRESENTS, Judith G. Levy and Caitlin Horsmon

Artists Judith G. Levy and Caitlin Horsmon discuss how they use history, found materials and research in their work. Judith G. Levy is a multidisciplinary artist, whose work explores history, culture and identity. She creates videos, installations, two-dimensional work, public art and performance. Her work has been presented in solo and group exhibitions both nationally and internationally and her public art has been shown in Indianapolis, Chicago and Kansas City. Her feature film, NV in KC: A Story About Artists and Envy in Kansas City premiered in Kansas City and Lawrence, Kansas in 2013, was included in The H & R Block Artspace Performance Now Film series and screened at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Levy was awarded a Charlotte Street Fellowship and an ArtsKC Inspiration Grant in 2014 to attend Art Omi, a month-long international artist residency, where she created a site-specific installation and a video documented performance piece. Her work was recently included in the group show, Loving After Lifetimes of All This at la Esquina in Kansas City. This show opens at the Benchspace Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina January 30 and will be on exhibition until the end of May. Caitlin Horsmon is an artist, teacher…