Don’t Call Me Emma is an Ithaca-based visual arts initiative led by an independent artist, specializing in conceptual and mixed-media work that explores themes of identity, memory, and socio-cultural narrative. Operating within the museums and arts sector, the project’s core revolves around immersive exhibitions, community-oriented installations, and collaborative art pieces that invite audience participation and dialogue. With a multidisciplinary approach, Don’t Call Me Emma leverages photography, sculpture, text, and found objects to create evocative storytelling through art.

The initiative frequently engages with local cultural institutions, galleries, and grassroots arts organizations to host exhibitions and creative residencies. Dedicated to fostering inclusivity and critical thinking, Don’t Call Me Emma often workshops projects alongside underrepresented communities, providing space to amplify diverse voices. The artist’s unique style combines thoughtful social commentary with experimental presentation, offering visitors a rich and reflective art experience. Known for its boundary-pushing concepts and emotional depth, the project continues to contribute meaningfully to Ithaca’s contemporary art scene.

Key Services:

– Conceptual and multimedia art exhibitions
– Site-specific installations and public art projects
– Community-engaged art workshops and programming
– Collaborative exhibitions with local and regional artists
– Visual storytelling through sculpture, photography, and mixed media
– Artist residencies and partnership programming
– Curatorial practice and creative consulting within the arts sector