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about Miah Artola

Miah Artola

Artist

 

243 East 118th Street, #2
New York, NY 10035
917.386.3138
artoladigital@gmail.com
www.artoladigital.com


Selected One-Person Exhibitions

2021
The Man from Eritrea, EV Gallery
Motion-activated installation and paintings

2017
Sanctuary, Sanctuary at Sanctuary City, Governors Island
Artist-in-Residence; paintings and audio-activated installation

2016
Far Away, The Wild Project
Three-month installation featuring motion-activated dual projections and paintings

2015
I’m Not Telling You What To Do, But You Have To Do It, Silent Barn
Interactive installation (five-month duration)

2014
The Problem of Memory, HarvestWorks
Interactive audio-activated installation


Selected Group Exhibitions & Screenings

2025
Aqueous Memory Archive, Online permanent installation
Stories of Water, Stories in Water, Rock Paper Scissors Collective
Bodies, Mixed Poetics installation “no body,” Loisaida Inc.

2024
Screening, Phil Niblock Forever, Roulette Intermedia
UnionDocs Showcase, Word, Sound, Power

2023
Lucky (documentary short), Maysles Documentary Center

2022
Two-person installation, EVG Stream

2021
Poetry Without Boundaries, REEL/Poetry, El Caballo Ahogado

2020
Visual Composer, Pennies from Heaven, Parrish Art Museum

2019
Featured Artist, Screen Compositions: Kiryoku, Experimental Intermedia

2018
Visual Composer, Sound Traffic, Cornelia Street Café

2017
Governor’s Island New York Poetry Festival — three-week screening of Nicaraguan Poetry Films
Selected Artist, Landlines, OptoSonic Tea, Pioneer Works

2016
Screening of documentary Far Away, Anthology Film Archives
Large-scale video installation, The Great Beauty, Pier 59 Studios

2015
Live Visualist, Deer Run, Flamboyán Theater
Group Exhibition bird and wolf Goodbye Blue Monday

2014
Group Exhibition, Take a Moment, Fort Tilden / Studio 7

2013
Live Visuals, Blue Blue Blue, Museum of Natural History

Group Exhibition, Friend of the Night, PS1 MoMA

2012
Bodies in light Ear to Earth Festival, Issue Project Room

Additional Venues: Ramis Barquet Gallery; 303 Gallery; Galapagos Art Space; Clocktower Gallery


Press, Grants & Residencies

2026
Grant Recipient 2026 Recipient of The NYC Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes (OPHC)

2025
Participant, Aqueous Memory Archive

2022
Grant Recipient, New York Foundation for the Arts (Sky)
Press: Featured Artist, Epicenter

2021
Grant Recipient, City Artist Corps (The Man from Eritrea)

2018
Artist Residency, Governors Island — Sanctuary City

2017
Press: Creative Tech Week, Women in Creative Technology

2014
Co-Creator, APE (Audio Peak Etcher) VJ Software

2013
Author, Final Cut Pro for the Visual Mind


Teaching Experience

2018–Present
School of Visual Arts — Faculty Instructor
BFA Department: Film (Visual & Critical Studies); Photography & Video

2024
Instructor, Art Interventions
Bedford Hills Women’s Correctional Facility

2016–2017
Creative Art Works
Instruction in painting, drawing, design, editing, and documentary practices

2014–2015
Parsons School of Design
Course: Time: Composition


Editing & Post-Production

Artola Digital — Owner
2005–Present | New York, NY

Full-service post-production studio specializing in:
Concept and narrative development; color grading; audio mixing and repair

Software Expertise:
Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Max/MSP, Modul8, Adobe Audition

Selected Clients:
Brooklyn Museum; Dia Chelsea; David Lee Roth; Phil Niblock; United Nations; Meredith Monk; Institute for Studies on Latin American Art; CCS Bard; Naeem Mohaiemen; Duston Spear; Pier 59 Studios; Pat Oleszko; American Opera Project; Queens Museum; Museum of Natural History; SXSW; Dance Theater Workshop


Affiliations & Producing

2023–Present
Conceived and produced Mixed Poetics performance and installation series

2015–2020
Co-Producer and Innovator, Ab Uno Pluribus
Monthly audiovisual performance series

2020–Present
CAFEMIN Refugee Center, Mexico City

2020
WANA Refugee Center, New York City

2013–2018
Member, La Esperanza, Granada, Nicaragua

2005–2020
Member, Miracle Garden, East Village, New York


Education

Pratt Institute
Fine Arts

The New School
M.A., Media Studies