Between Earth and Sky: Fall Exhibitions at Kenyon’s Gund
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Installation view of Marie Watt: Tuning to the Sounds of the Skies. On view at The Gund at Kenyon College Fall 2025. Image by Luke Stettner.
“Slabs, Seams, Survival: Rose B. Simpson’s Symbiotic Claywork”
Presenter at University of Kansas History of Art Graduate Student Symposium “Symbiosis: Art and Ecologies in Global Perspectives,” November 8th, 2025.
Rose B. Simpson, Mother I, 2019. © Rose B. Simpson, courtesy of the artist, Jessica Silverman, San Francisco, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York and the Rennie Collection
“Quiet Resistance in a Loud Register: Jeffrey Gibson’s POWER! POWER! POWER!“
Presenter at Tufts University Department of the History of Art & Architecture, 2026 Graduate Symposium “Resistance from Within: Art as Covert Defiance”
Jeffrey Gibson, 2020
POWER! POWER! POWER!
Woodblock and screen print on Rives BFK
Edition of 30
34 x 33 inches
Reviving the Rust Belt: Hannah Bates’s Aggregate
At the Sculpture Center in Cleveland, Ohio. April 2025
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Installation View of Aggregate.
Thaw, 2022 – 2025, bricks and rocks collected from Lake Erie, float glass), and Aggregate (2022 – 2025; cast aluminum, bronze, glass, plaster, cement, wood, rusted steel, bone, film photograph). Photo by Jacob Koestler
“Rose B. Simpson’s Strata: Conversation through Sculpture and Space”
Cleveland Art, September 2024, Issue 3
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Strata (detail, installation view), 2024. Rose B. Simpson (Santa Clara Pueblo, b. 1983). Ceramic, foam, riveted aluminum, hardware, steel armature, pumice, concrete, and bronze; 792.5 x 152.4 cm. Courtesy of the artist and Jessica Silverman, San Francisco, and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. © Rose B. Simpson. Photo: Kaitlin K. Walsh
About
Madalyn
Welcome to the art world of Madalyn Fox, a passionate art historian based in Cleveland, OH.
Madalyn is a community-engaged art historian and curator. Currently, she is a second-year MA student in the Art History and Museum Studies program and a Barbato Fellow. Her research interests center on modern and contemporary American art and photography with particular attention paid to issues of public engagement, identity, temporality, and ecocriticism.
Madalyn Fox 