Joshua Liebowitz is interested in the elements of social and cultural interactions between persons and systems, and how these points of overlap shape the uncanny reality fabric. In his projects, he combines processes of investigative journalism, documentary, historical method, together with speculative fiction, poetics, and absurdist intervention to produce assemblages and installations of expanded research and varied materials. What Liebowitz is after in these works is a visible language that gives form and way to immaterial considerations, with the hope that in turn, the cycles of psychologic infrastructure that consequence personal experience and public policy reveal themselves as a navigable, if necessarily tensional space.

Joshua Liebowitz earned his BA at Columbia University. Liebowitz’s works have been shown at CAFA International Gallery, Beijing; Transmitter Gallery, New York; ISCP, Pioneer Works, The Boiler|Pierogi, and NARS Foundation (New York), amongst others. His commissions include The Poetry Project at St. Mark’s Church; Flux Factory; Electric Objects, and his works have been discussed in a variety of publications, including The Atlantic; Art News; Art Uncovered; ArtFCity; Jacket 2; Packet BiWeekly; Huffington Post; and Bedford+Bowery. He lives and works in New York City.