Work from The Moon & Stars is currently on view in the exhibition The Via Combusta at Fotografiska Shanghai. Curated by Yichen Zhou and Yingying Gan.
The Via Combusta at Jimei X Arles Photo Festival
Work related to my book The Moon & Stars Can Be Yours is included in the group exhibition The Via Combusta on view until January 21st in Xiamen, China as part of the Jimei X Arles Photo Festival. The exhibition curated by Yichen Zhou and Yingying Gan won the festival’s Curatorial Award and will be shown in expanded form this spring at Fotografiska in Shanghai and at Beijing’s Three Shadows Photography Center.
SF Art Book Fair 7/15-7/17
It seems surreal to say but The Moon & Stars Can e Yours will have it’s official debut this weekend at the San Francisco Art Book Fair! It is taking place from Friday the 15th to Sunday the 17th at Minnesota Street Project with a preview on Thursday night! Moon & Stars will be available at the Conveyor Editions table and as always is available for purchase through their site.
From Here On Out conversation
I had the pleasure to speak with Jenica Heintzelman about her project Down a Stream for From Here On Out. We speak about research, experimentation, and edging around self portraiture. You can read it here.
Instagram Live June 18th : NYPL Picture Collection
I’ll be taking over the NYPL Picture Collection’s instagram account from June 15 - 21 and on the 18th I’ll be doing a live stream to chat about how the Picture Collection played a huge role in the content and design of The Moon And Stars Can Be Yours.
Lenscratch Review of The Moon And Stars Can Be Yours
Lisa McCarty wrote a review of The Moon And Stars Can Be Yours for Lenscratch, I love the way that she closed, “In her pursuit of psychic services Duzant, or the narrator, is also searching for her voice as an artist, for self-possession, for future certainty….By the end of The Moon and Stars Can be Yours Duzant has extended this tradition, not by providing direct advice but by disclosing her own path toward living the questions perpetually, toward every day becoming.”
http://lenscratch.com/2020/06/magali-duzant-the-moon-and-the-stars-can-be-yours/
Parallel Universes : A Virtual Reading
I’ll be reading from The Moon And Stars Can Be Yours on Friday May 1st alongside Liz Sales and Lara Atallah as part of Parallel Universes : A Virtual Reading, hosted by I Write Artist Statements.
Let's Take This Outside
Happy to be a part of this online exhibition, Let’s Take This Outside, through Brooklyn’s NARS Foundation.
In the presented works, Esther Hovers, Magali Duzant and Hugo Rocci look at New York City through lenses that might appear different, but despite those differences they all try to respond to unanswerable questions in a period of uncertainty. The query oscillates around mathematical problems about movement, esoteric searches in the NYC Subway System, and narratives embedded in the city’s store fronts.
They portray the city as a space that allows for data collection, as a metaphor for the unpredictable, and most importantly as a space that beholds, perceives and considers its inhabitants –tourists, strollers, commuters and other types of professional and amateur walkers, in parallel intensity.
Link to view : https://www.narsfoundation.org/2020_virtual_exhibitions/lf-first
Imprimé | Intimé | Collection at Galerie UQO
The Moon and Stars Can Be Yours is on view in the exhibition, Imprimé / Intimé / Collection curated by Collectif Blanc at Galerie UQO in Canada.
The Exhibition Imprimé / Intimé / Collection organized by Collectif Blanc presents itself as an immersive library where mini-collections of publications and objects are displayed, courtesy of around fifty publishers, designers, authors and artists. The device is augmented by the works of four visual artists who approach, in turn, the personal and encyclopedic archive (Celia Perrin Sidarous), the assembly of the book and the collection (Derek Sullivan), as well as the material qualities and of the print (Marie-Michelle Deschamps and Bryan-K. Lamonde).
Alarum on PHmuseum
Alarum, an exhibition curated by Ardesia Projects, includes a selection of images from Sympathetic Magic, the photographic essay related to The Moon and Stars Can Be Yours. Up through January at PHmuseum.
Alarum in Berlin / Ardesia Projects & Soft Power Palace Festival
Happy to share that work from my upcoming book, The Moon & Stars Can Be Yours, will be on view as part of the show Alarum organized by Ardesia Projects in Berlin during the Soft Power Palace Festival.
Opening is Tuesday, April 30, 2019 at 5 PM – 10 PM UTC+02 // Tiergartenstraße 15, 10785 Berlin, Deutschland
More info here.
