(click here for my bio)
Maxwell Neely-Cohen’s work has spanned writing, sound, performance, movement, and technology. He has been a fellow at the Library Innovation Lab at Harvard Law School, an artist-in-residence at CultureHub, Seoul Institute of the Arts, and Pioneer Works, and a Webby and Tiny Award nominee. His nonfiction and essays have appeared in places like The New Republic, SSENSE, and BOMB Magazine. He is currently the publisher of The HTML Review and a consulting dramaturg for the New York Choreographic Institute at New York City Ballet.
(click here for some of what I've been up to)
Writing
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for the Library Innovation Lab
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for the Library Innovation Lab
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for the Institute of Network Cultures
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for Los Angeles Review of Books
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Performance, Movement, and Dramaturgy
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with Jaiya Chandra and Julia Antinozzi
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by Kevin Peter He (Lincoln Center, Southbank Centre)
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by Matt Romein and Walker Caplan (CultureHub, La MaMa)
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by DaYoung Jung (New York Choreographic Institute)
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by J. Mae Barizo (Carnegie Hall)
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by Lucas Valente (New York Choreographic Institute)
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(Slow Impact, Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry)
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by Michael Breslin and Cat Rodriguez (Fake Friends)
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by Maia Novi (The Tank, Vineyard Theatre, King's Head Theatre) (mixtape here)
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by Max Wolf Friedlich (Soho Playhouse, The Connelly Theater)
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(James Cohan Gallery, Games for a Rainy Day)
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Experiments
Personal Archives, Libraries, and Journals
