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Location	Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Introduction	Andi Sutton is a performance artist whose work explores the potential of applied performance art methodology and dialogue-based practice to create alternative models for community. These interdisciplinary investigations take the form of web, food, agriculture and street intervention, video, performance, and installation. She is currently pursuing this work through the collectively produced National Bitter Melon Council project (www.bittermelon.org), collaborations with Boston-based collective iKatun, and through her solo practice. Curatorial and performance endeavors include the Berwick Research Institute's Public Art Incubator Program (co-curator 2004-2006), Slots for Security (2002-03) and Toast for Boston (2003), among others. Her work has been shown in New York and Boston in such locations as the Anthology Film Archives, the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Art Interactive, the Boston Center for the Arts, the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, as well as at CSA farms, in gardens, on street corners, on adventurous tongues and inside hungry bellies. She also works as the Program Coordinator for the Graduate Consortium in Women’s Studies at MIT.

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Introduction

Andi Sutton is a performance artist whose work explores the potential of applied performance art methodology and dialogue-based practice to create alternative models for community. These interdisciplinary investigations take the form of web, food, agriculture and street intervention, video, performance, and installation. She is currently pursuing this work through the collectively produced National Bitter Melon Council project (www.bittermelon.org), collaborations with Boston-based collective iKatun, and through her solo practice. Curatorial and performance endeavors include the Berwick Research Institute's Public Art Incubator Program (co-curator 2004-2006), Slots for Security (2002-03) and Toast for Boston (2003), among others. Her work has been shown in New York and Boston in such locations as the Anthology Film Archives, the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Art Interactive, the Boston Center for the Arts, the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, as well as at CSA farms, in gardens, on street corners, on adventurous tongues and inside hungry bellies. She also works as the Program Coordinator for the Graduate Consortium in Women’s Studies at MIT.