After many years of working on ephemeral work, site specific, durational, interactive and immersive performance, I have returned to object making. Not that performance work has been left behind but painting was my first true love.
It has been interesting seeing if, one, I still had the chops TO create 3d work, and if I still had the desire.
It required getting a studio ready, and what luxury, I have that now.
I’m still loving the experiment.
I’m focused now, on my response to the environmental and political struggle of our times.
What does it mean to create art in the face of smoke from Canada, drought, floods…?
Can there be beauty?
Ms. Vincevic is a multi-media artist and has performed at the Fountain Festival in NYC, Skop Skoleto, in Skopje, Macedonia, Zadar, Croatia, the Convergence Festival in Providence, Rhode Island, A Book About Death (international mail art), The Body (online blog) as well as many other locations. Her performance work includes solo and collaborative pieces. Her memoir, The Tiki Room, was published in 2008. She has a B. A. from Vermont College and an M.A. from Goddard College where she studied writing and refugee issues. She has curated many shows, created her own shows and worked in collaboration with other artists. She was a member of Mobius, an artist run organization that attempts to make policy through a consensus practice, from 1994 until 2016.
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