Most of my work emerges from probing the physical, legal, and psychological systems that keep us separate and exploring the everyday engagements that keep us connected.

My current research/practice scrutinizes “Puritan” intertidal laws and shoreline/ocean access in the United States. Through legal ambiguities and loopholes, I deploy relational activations and access sculptures. The Ocean is a co-collaborator, and I (attempt to) use joy as a mode for discourse.

The environments and people involved are central to a larger ongoing form; the physical work created and documented is both artifact and wheel.

*The text above is tweaked often and remains static for only short periods—my attempt to be concise as my work develops.

CV

Paige King is an artist and researcher based in Brooklyn, NY.

Education:

Transart Institute (Liverpool John Moores University, UK) - Creative Research MFA ‘24

Emily Carr University of Art & Design (Vancouver, BC) - 2007

Workshops:

Centre for Planetary Pedagogies - Tidal Diaries, 2025

The School Of Making Thinking - Leave The Community Alone, 2025

Artists Literacies Institute, Systems Thinking For Socially Engaged Artists, 2024

Residencies:

Untethered Magic - Nairobi, Kenya 2024

Transart Institute, Summer Residency 2023, 2024

Talks & Presentations:

LJMU, Relational Activation & The Ocean, Processing Healing, Climate, and Ecology of Care - July 2024

MIT Media Lab, Department event, Wearable Computing/Technology, “Fashion Tea” Sensor Based Netting Systems/Today I Go To The Ocean - April 2024

ArtVilinus, The Economics & Preservation of New Media Art - 2014

Boys & Girls Club Harlem, Robotics & Sculpture, an Educational Series for Kids - 2013

Curatorial:

ID Project org, Co-Curator 2020 - ongoing

CYFEST International Media Art Festival, Assistant Curator 2019 - 2024

Group Exhibitions

Transart Institute (LJMU) MFA Show, 2024

Untethered Magic, 2024

Performances:

LJMU, Today I Go To The Ocean, July 2024