Jasmine Mendoza
Visual and Performance Artist
Jasmine Mendoza is a visual and performance artist based in Chicago. She creates and performs multimedia performance incorporating improvisation, sound, film, objects, and theatrical play. Jasmine is fascinated by imagery, time, environment, and the body’s ability to transform and extend beyond its human form when informed by these ideas. She has presented work and performed at the Art Institute of Chicago, Elastic Arts, Links Hall, Comfort Station, Experimental Sound Studio, Chicago Art Department, Contemporary Art Center of New Orleans, Music Box Village, the Lyric Theater, and held residencies at Links Hall, Carrizozo AIR, and the Banff Centre. Frequent collaborators include FORCE! (Anna Martine Whitehead, Jenn Freeman, Zach Nicol), Lia Kohl, Corey Smith, Kioto Aoki, Kim Alpert and Charles Rumback.
Photo credit: Kioto Aoki
Participating in
Performance | Tiny Performances in Empty Rooms
These performances streamed on Sunday, April 11th at 5pm CDT. Please view the event above, and watch an in-depth follow-up with the artists that was streamed live on Monday, April 12 at 11:30 a.m. CDT on the EXPO CHICAGO microsite here. With The Arts Club of Chicago in a pandemic-induced hibernation during the cold winter months, […] More information →
Panel | For and From the Void: Artists on Making in an Empty Institution
This conversation was streamed live on Monday, April 12 at 11:30am CDT. Please view a recording of the event above. Unable to host audiences en masse for performances in the actual building, The Arts Club of Chicago opted, during a pandemic-induced hibernation, to explore the generative potential of emptiness. The club invited three artists in […] More information →