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About Brandon Sward
Brandon Sward is an artist, writer, and doctoral candidate at the University of Chicago. He has been a Pushcart Prize nominee, quarterfinalist for the VanderMey Nonfiction Prize, shortlisted for Disquiet International’s Literary Prize, and an honorable mention and finalist for the New Millennium Writing Awards. He’s won residencies at Alternative Worksite, Byrdcliffe, the Hambidge Center, the Institute for LGBTQ+ Studies, Main Street Arts, NAVE, SloMoCo, the Sundress Academy, the Vermont Studio Center, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, the Wassaic Project, and Western Montana Creative Initiatives. His first solo show, How the West was lost, opened at Stone House Art Gallery in October 2021. Group exhibitions include: The Long Dream (MCA Chicago), a series of small gestures (Smart Museum), With All Our Might (Carr Center Contemporary), Experimental Film and Video (CICA Museum), And That Is Where The Bobcat Is Right Now (Tiger Strikes Asteroid), Angelespuma (NAVE), Seasons Change (Wassaic Project), Utopian Living (Kleinert/James Center), and Two Silences Leaning Together (In/Passing). He’s participated in the film festival Release Me through Single Channel VT and his photographs and prints have appeared in Anima Loci and Under the Bridge, respectively. His words can be read in littledeathlit, Stellium, querencia, Art Style, Flash Art, BOMB, The Point, Full Bleed, aqnb, Hyperallergic, Chicago Reader, Chicago Review, Contemporary &, Prospect Art, Newcity, Sixty Inches From Center, The Seen, ASAP/J, Post45, Tesserae, Tripwire, hazel, Power Clash Art, and Flatpack Publications. He’s spoken at the Comité International d'Histoire de I'Art, American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences, College Art Association, American Sociological Association, Nasher Sculpture Center, Association for the Study of the Arts of the Present, Southeastern College Art Conference, Royal Anthropological Institute, Horasis Global Meeting, and many universities across the US and Canada.Brandon Sward is an artist, writer, and doctoral candidate at the University of Chicago
NBN Episodes hosted by Brandon:
March 3, 2024
Dances with Sheep
Anna Dako
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Brandon Sward
Anna Dako,'s book Dances with Sheep: On RePairing the HumanNature Condition in Felt Thinking and Moving towards Wellbeing (Intellect Books, 2023) pres…
May 16, 2022
Actional Poetics-Ash She He
Sandra Johnston, Chérie Driver, and Paula Blair
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Brandon Sward
A retrospective monograph of Alastair MacLennan’s performance art practice, its influence on the Belfast art scene, and its relationships with wider a…