Felicity Hogan lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Originally trained as a painter in the United Kingdom, she relocated to the United States in 1996 and has been involved in running alternative spaces for over ten years. Ms. Hogan founded Flat (2000 – 2003) located in a Manhattan apartment which became known for its diverse, multi-cultural and experimental program and attracted national and regional press together with a following of museum directors, curators and artists.

With her recent experience in the commercial sector, working freelance for private dealers and galleries at art fairs in New York, Madrid, Miami and London, she is utilizing these broad-ranging skills by focusing her career in the area of the non-profit arts organization. Ms. Hogan’s recent experience includes working for established non-profits: the Lower East Side Printshop where she was Outreach Director (2007-8), CUE Art Foundation (2007/2008) and in her recent appointment to the position of Executive Director at Artists Alliance Inc, an artist centered 501 (c) 3 operating a residency program and art gallery/project space, Cuchifritos, which are both based on the Lower East Side, New York.

Ms. Hogan has participated as Guest Critic at International Studio and Curatorial Program, Art Omi and Location One and served as guest panelist for Dumbo Arts Center’s Survivor Workshop in 2007/8 and at Dieu Donne. A member of New Leadership Alliance she recently co-presented a panel on Social Networking for ArtTable members. In addition, Ms, Hogan has served on selection panels at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, Lower East Side Printshop and Gallery Korea, Korean Cultural Service NY. She is a member of the Curatorial Advisory Board at Bronx River Arts Center and on the Advisory Board of Culture Push.

Since the beginning of 2009 Ms. Hogan is also working as Development and Curatorial Associate for the Tuning Exhibition, "The 21st Century, The Feminine Century, and The Century of Diversity and Hope," Curator, Heng –Gil Han, at the Incheon Women Artists Biennale in Korea in August 2009. Also curating independently, Felicity Hogan’s recent and upcoming projects include guest curator at Free Store, NY, organized by Double A Projects; curator of final exhibition of Juana Valdes, Workspace Resident at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, Jamaica, Queens in June 2009 and "Structured Simplicity" at Dumbo Arts Center, June – August 2009, featuring Mai Braun, Hilary Harnischfeger, Elana Herzog, Fabienne Lasserre and Amy Yoes. Her essay for artist monograph “Talk to the Hand,” on Hermelinde Hergenhahn (translated into German) was published by the Künstlerhaus Schloss Balmoral, Germany in 2008.

Performances, 7-8pm, Friday, March 20, 2009
Miwa Koizumi NY Flavors Ice Cream 7-8pm
Min Oh - Two Performances, 7.15pm and 7.45pm

Performances as part of the curatorial project by Felicity Hogan, All is one, one is all, Miwa Koizumi returns with her NY Flavors Ice Cream. Miwa will be serving up neighborhood flavored ice-cream influenced by the "tastes and smells from New York City's different tribes." in conjunction with Min Oh's A dialog, an audience participatory performance combining live and recorded action, projection, graphics and video. Min Oh's piece will offer the audience an opportunity to direct the 'dialog' through collective participation in a unique, un-inhibiting and characteristically playful manner.

Performances and installation, during the 11th Annual Art Under the Bridge Festival

Duron Jackson: "Five Men" and
Rashaad Newsome: "Shade Compositions"

Friday, September 28, 2007.

For the 11th Dumbo Art Under the Bridge Festival, curator Felicity Hogan brings together two artists, Rashaad Newsome and Duron Jackson, who are connected through their exploration of issues concerning the role of black identity within popular culture and current society.

Three projects during the 10th annual art under the bridge festival presented by Dumbo Arts Center, October 13-15, 2006
 
Limo/Lame-O
A performance by Chad Stayrook
featuring: ChadWOW!, Lance Strongheart, and FRUTIGER.
 
Join artstars chadWOW!, Lance Strongheart, and FRUTIGER in an indulgent limo party touring the D.U.M.B.O. area. Featuring beautiful people, champagne and strawberries, and video art, inspired by the wonder, wow, excess, and eccentricities of living the life.
 

Marker
A performance by Mary Coble
 
In Marker, Washington D.C. performance artist Mary Coble expands the focus of her previous performance, Note to Self (2005) which dealt with the issues surrounding GLBT (Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender) victims murdered in hate crimes. The artist now invites viewers to evoke these assaults by penning hateful epithets such as "dyke" or "faggot" on her body.
 
Coble anticipates that by granting her audience the permission to express themselves in relation to this subject matter, may elicit emotional discomfort or perhaps will instigate "a larger community of people assisting in collective history of the 'reclaiming' of these words."
 

Adaptations
(recent video works) by José Ruiz
 
In an interior space in DUMBO, artist José Ruiz will present three action-based videos, Playing the Field, Ghost Signatures & Minimalist Graffiti and Black Hole. These works stem from Ruiz's ongoing fascination with the division of labor and the abundance of cultural signifiers that shape our society.   
 

> OTHER VENUES

“ Sense and Sensibility”: Stefan Stux Video Window Series, NYC
Artists: Esther Harris, Takagi Masakutsu, Jon Routson
March 30 -April 27, 2002

“ Peculiarly Pink”: Co- curator: Luxe, NYC
Artists: Odili Donald Odita, Sabina Ott, Debora Warner, Kiki Seror, Esther Harris, David Noonan, Jon Routson, Emilio Perez, Dalek, Adriana Arenas and others:
photography, installation, sound art, video, painting and sculpture
April 17 – May 22, 2002


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> MOCA DC: Washington DC (curator)

“ CLARK in CONTEXT: Day of the Revolutionary”: Paintings, installation, prints and drawings
One night event Sam Gilliam and Clark: “History in the Making”
A look into the history of Contemporary Washington Art
January 17- February 16, 2003

ILYSE SOUTINE: PHOTOGRAPHS
ESTHER HARRIS:” PLAY IT AGAIN”: Video, photography and drawing
October 18 – December 12, 2002

JON ROUTSON: Video and Photography
September 20 – October 8th, 2002

DAN STEINHILBER: Installation, mixed media
February 28 – March 23, 2002

DOROTHY ARNOLD, CHRISTA MAIWALD
Drawings, paintings and embroidery
January 18 - February 13, 2002

In collaboration with Florence Lynch Gallery
IEVA MEDIODIA: “MINDSCAPES”:
Large scale works on paper: mixed media
February 7 - March 10, 2001

“ POST-POP, POST-PUNK #2” Artists: Daniel Johnston, Kaz, Rob Pruitt, Lisa Ruyter, Alex Bag, Rupert Goldsworthy, Erik Hanson, Bank, Christian Schumann and others. Installation, paintings on paper, paintings, laminated posters, photography, drawings and sculpture
April 21 - May 28, 2000

GABRIELE STELLBAUM: “ORBITER 2”: Videos and slide projection
November 19th - December 12, 1999


> MOCA DC: Exhibitions produced with independent curators

“ CAREER DAY” curated by Roger Gastman:
Artists: Richard Colman, DALEK, ESPO, GIANT & NEWA.
Prints, paintings, drawings and sculpture
March 21 – April 13, 2003

DISTRICT OF LADIES COLLECTIVE: “LADY BRAIN SPACE MIND-MELD”
Artists: Annie Lou Bayly, Bekka Barker, Cynthia Connolly, Lady Constantinople, Mary Early, Lani Iacovelli, Kat Irannejad, Angela Jeradi, Vannessa Kamp, Allyson Kapin, Dana Ellyn Kaufman, Kerry Larkin, Amanda Nelson, Vida Russell, Amy Shapiro and Susan Yates: Mixed media, paintings, photgraphy and video
February 21st – March 15th, 2003
Incorporating: HI/LO FILM FESTIVAL: Saturday, March 8th, 2003

“ GLOBE < MIAMI < ISLAND” curated by Robert Chambers
Artists: Bhakti Baxter, Robert Chambers, Papo Colo, Chris Curiel, Jason Ferguson, Naomi Fisher, Adler Guerrier, Kathleen Hudspeth, Audrey Hynes, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Julie Kahn, Joshua Levine, Glexis Novoa, Brandon Opalka, Martin Oppel, Emilio Perez, Karen Rifas, Tao Rey, Joanne Rosen, Ursula Von Rydingsvard, Ward Shelley, Paul Stoppi, Robert Theile, Mette Tommerup, Cesar Trasobares, Eugenia Vargas, Annie Wharton, Elizabeth Winstandley
April 4 - May 10, 2002

“ THE ANNE BARLOW SHOW”: selected by Anne Barlow: Artists from the DC Metropolitan area. Artists: Linda Hesh, Allison Kapin, Tony Iallonardo, Elaine Langerman, Kevin MacDonald, Lizy Mahlmann, Annette Polan, Jon Routson, Dan Steinhilber, Dillon Stewart, Jerome Spinner, Ira Tattelman. Video, paintings, installations, photography,
digital media, and sculpture
December 8 – January 12, 2002

“ PLAYERHATERS”: curated by Roger Gastman
Artists: Richard Colman, DALEK, Shepard Fairey, Ron English
Paintings, prints and drawings
October 2002

“COOL GREEN - NEW ART FROM THE UK”: curated by Terry Shave
Artists: Common Culture, Brighid Lowe, Emma Rushton, Alan Currall, Matthew Thompson, Asa Anderson, Elizabeth Price, Paul Rooney, Terry Shave, Stephen Boyd, John Rattigan, Jenny Sherrell, Kevin O’Donnell, Derek Tyman
Mixed media installations, video, book, light boxes and paintings
November 17 - January 10, 2001

“ THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH”: curated by Lisa Ruyter
Artists: Slater Bradley, Daniel Jackson, Karen King, Jon Routson: Sound and sculpture installation, mixed media,
Video, and digital photography
March 17 - April 16, 2000

“ BREATHE”: Marcia Lyons and Tim White: Video projections
January 21 - February 18, 2000

“ YOU ARE NOW LEAVING THE GOLDIELOCKS ZONE”: curated by Elizabeth Balogh: Artists: Laura Emrick, Douglas Gillock, Todd Kancur, Elizabeth Olbert, Carter Reese, Allen Tombello, Xortox Laboratories
Mixed media installations, paintings and sound sculpture
September 2 - October 10, 2000

“FREE AGENTS: A HISTORY OF WASHINGTON DC GRAFFITI”: curated by Roger Gastman: Artists: Cool Disco Dan, Cycle, Dave Schubert, Ever, Rust and others
Works on paper, paintings, and sculpture
April 20 - June 26, 2000

“DC ARTISTS OPEN STUDIO 2000” curated by Amy Williams
February 25 - March 15, 2000
DAVID NG - Sculpture and IRVIN TEPPER – “Resources, Home, Industry” curated by Jim Harithas
Ceramic and wood sculpture and photography
October 15 - November 17, 2000

JESSE LOTT and ANNE HARITHAS curated by Jim Harithas
Sculpture and collage
November 21 - January 14, 1999

MARK LOMBARDI and AMALIA HARITHAS:
“Power, Politics and Money” curated by Jim Harithas
Drawings and photography
February 20 – March 15, 1998

MOCA DC (co-curator): Selected Exhibitions
“F’abstraction”: Artists: Patrick Berran, Claire Corey, Thom Flynn,
Bill Hill, Ross Knight, Kathryn McDonnell, Richard Siegman,
and Rocky Wang
Painting, collage, and sculpture
June 20th - July 12th 2003

In collaboration with Panhwa Art Studio Collaboration
“PUBLIC IMAGE (private image)” Artists: Olivia Barr, Joe Duggan, Ron English, Shepard Fairey, Marit Følstad, Jeff Henriquez, Nate Lankford, Adrienne Mills. Project Room: Stan Greschner
Performance, photography, painting, and light sculptures
August 28th - October 4th, 2003

“PRIVATE IMAGE (public image)” Artists: Mark Clark (Washington DC), Jonathan Evans (India), Carol Harrison (Washington DC), Candace Keegan (Washington DC), Vida Russell (Washington DC), Ricky Sears (NY), Mary Swift (Washington DC), and Rick Williams (Washington DC) Project Room: Mark Stark
Performance, painting, photography, and drawings
October 17 to November 2, 2003

THE PRESIDENTS SHOW 1789 - 2001
curated by Clark and Felicity Hogan, ROCKVILLE ARTS PLACE, MD
Artists: Ron English, Mark Planisek, Michael Sprouse, Anna Demovidova, and others
January 15th - January 28th

Clark & Felicity Hogan: 1997-2000 with Jay Boucher
Paintings and drawings
June 2 - June 28th 2001

“POPAGANDA: ECLECTIC AND OFF THE BEATEN PATH (Contemporary Surrealism)” Artists: Ron English, Ausgang, Daniel Johnston, Michael Reidy and Clark – Felicity Hogan
Paintings, drawings, and collage
May 1st – June 2nd, 2001