Jordan Rosenow is a visual artist whose work is exploring the overlap of sculpture and dance. Rosenow focuses on queering their sculptures through choreographic gestures. These sculptures are often made of the raw building materials used in architecture or during construction. By activating a performative motion or vulnerability in these large and durable materials and bending their traditional purpose or viewpoint, Rosenow questions their function and also the systems they build. Rosenow's choreography is rooted in performing stillness and repetitive movements to find absurdities and limitations of the body through movement that straddles a line between familiar and unfamiliar.
Jordan Rosenow is currently based in Hudson Valley and New York, NY, and is from Minneapolis, MN. Rosenow has exhibited at The White Page, Rochester Art Center, Artist Field, ACRE Projects, RomanSusan, The Soap Factory, and Franconia Sculpture Park. Their performance work was recently presented at Lynden Sculpture Garden and the Walker Art Center.
Jordan is the editor and co-founder of INREVIEW, which started in 2016.
INREVIEW, a free, printed quarterly publication dedicated to art criticism in the Twin Cities.
The publication's last print was in 2019
Read past issues here
