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JAMISON EDGAR

LOS ANGELES, CA
CURATION &
PUBLIC PROGRAMMING

09/2025 - 11/2025
FXLK PLAY
04/2025 - 01/2026
Not a Corn Field :
Meabolic Studio at 20 Years

03/2025 - 04/2025
Queering Digital
09/2024 - 12/2024
Concrete is Fluid 
04/2025 - 08/2025
Erotic Codex
06/2023 - 09/2023
We Are They:
Glitch Ecology and the Thickness of Now

->->-> A Night of Loving Devotion to the End of the World As We Know it
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Director Dialogues: Cole Sternberg & The Free Republic of California 

03/2023-06/2023
Make Me Feel Mighty Real:
Drag/Tech and The Queer Avatar
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Derek Jarman: Double Screening
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Evening of Hybrid Drag Performance
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LA Drag Showcase w/ House of Avalon

09/2022-02/2023
Lucy McRae: Future Sensitive

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Rituals of Reproduction
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Summit for Future Sensitivity
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Curator Walkthroughs

04/2022-06/2022
Surabi Saraf: Awoke and Awokened Alaap

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Songs of Healing: Music & Artificial Emotional Intelligence

04/2022-06/2022
Yassi Mazandi: In Flight

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DEPARTURE LOUNGE LOS ANGELES *CLICK ME* 

WRITING / HYPERTEXT / INTERVIEWS

Miller ICA (Pittsburgh, PA)
“Spectacular Formations”,  The thing that happens when the thing that was supposed to happen does not happen.

Venice Biennale: Estonia Pavilion
Propagated in Obscurity: Bermuda Grass and Rhizomatic Queerness,” Flor Fantastic.

NPR-KCRW
“Make Me Feel Mighty Real’: 70 years of Drag Art and Tech,” Greater LA.

Queer/Tech Podcast In partnership with ONE Archives Foundation

Contemporary Performance Reivews

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©2025 JAMISONEDGARSTUDIO

Jamison Edgar

FXLK PLAY

MYTHMAKIING, DEVOTION, AND MISCHIEF AT THE TOM OF FIINLAND FOUNDAION

SEPTEMBER 13 - NOVEMBER 1, 2025
PLUMMER PARK, WEST HOLLYWOOD
Feauring the Artists in Resiidence at the Tom of Finland Foundation

FXLK PLAY celebrates fifteen years of artists-in-residence at the Tom of Finland Foundation and frames TOM House as a living pantheon of queer mythmaking. For over forty years, artists have passed through TOM House not just drawing from Tom’s legacy, but reshaping it—bending it, stretching it, slipping into it. The exhibition proposes Tom of Finland as a modern folk hero, with his move to Los Angeles marking a shift from underground icon to something larger: a mythic figure whose image is continually rewritten through the desires, anxieties, and fantasies of queer life today.

At TOM House, the Artists-in-Residence are at the center of this work. They don’t simply reflect Tom’s life, they continually remake it. In doing so, they become the orators of his evolving legacy, carrying it forward into the future. The title FXLK PLAY nods to this slippery legacy and to the role the Artists-in-Residence have played in shaping the Foundation over the past fifteen years. It’s folk play, fuck play, fix play—a reference to an evolving constellation of pleasure, performance, and repair.

︎:Pawel Zukowski, Untitled (Leatherman), Acrylic spray-paint on cardboard, 45 x 61 cm, 2023