bivouac new york / invisibility project / wagon station vacation / see you see me / also know as / permission / versus nature / team / biography/ CV / contact / playground
Bivouac New York
Bivouac New York
A Modular Temporary Traveling Urban Rooftop Campsite
adapt + protect
The Invisibility Project
Series of Useful Safety Garments to Aid in Adaptation and Protection from Manmade Environmental Hazards (more info soon)
Wagon Station Vacation
Wagon Station Vacation
An Escape in the Desert. Booking Now for Spring 2012
See You See Me
See You See Me
A Walking Performance on the Streets of Cardiff
Also Known As
Also Known As
A Social Performance in Beijing
Permission
Permission
A Public Intervention
Versus Nature
Versus Nature
A Performance

biography
Thomas Stevevenson is a New England raised and educated artist, designer, and builder living in Brooklyn New York. Thomas' work is focused on hospitality and the personal interaction that happen when people occupy the same space.

curriculum vitae
education

2009
Master of Fine Arts, School of the Museum of Fine Arts/Tufts University,
Boston, Massachusetts

2006
Post-Baccalaureate Fine Art, School of the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston, Massachusetts

1993
Bachelor of Science, Philosophy, Boston University,
Boston, Massachusetts

projects
2011
‘Bivouac’ New York

2010
‘What Time’ Various Locations

‘Nine Till Nine’ New York

‘Wangon Station Vacation’Joshua Tree, California

group shows
2011
‘Hermaphrodite’ Invisabile Dog
Brooklyn, Ny.


2009
‘Engineering Eden’ Allegheny College
Meadville, Penn.

‘auxesis’ Tacttile BOSCH
Cardiff, Wales

‘Open’ International Performance Art Festival
Beijing, China

‘Graduate Thesis Show’, Tufts University & SMFA,
Medford, Massachusetts

‘The Homestead AK show’, The Distillery,
Boston, Massachusetts

‘Rants and Reciprocal Raves’, Hotel Grand & Morgan,
Brooklyn, New York


2008
‘Powerhouse’, Mobius
Boston, Massachusetts

‘Navinki International Festival of Performance Art’, Palace of Arts
Minsk, Belarus

‘I’ve seen bigger’ Weems Center, School of the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston, Massachusetts


2007
‘Performance Projects’, Mobius,
Boston, Massachusetts

‘November’ Laconia Gallery
Boston, Massachusetts

‘1380 sq ft’ Weems Center, School of the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston, Massachusetts

‘Untitled Document’ Video Center, School of the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston, Massachusetts

‘REACH-12’ Weems Center, School of the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston, Massachusetts