Paul Lloyd Sargent is a multidisciplinary artist, freelance video editor, and writer living between Brooklyn, Syracuse, and Wellesley Island, NY.

Sargent will also curate a contemporary art and design exhibition of work by artists and activists interested in issues related to “inter/national versus regional/local transport, supply chain versus disposal chain, resource exhaustion versus sustainable culture, consumption versus reuse.” Artists include Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI), Center for Urban Pedagogy (C.U.P.), Thomas Comerford, Thomas Frank, Sabine Gruffat and Bill Brown, Chris Jordan, Stella Marrs, Mary Mattingly, Compass Group working in the MRCC, Lize Mogel, Stephanie Rothenberg, Sam Sebren, The Waterpod®, and Alex Young.

Lawrence Seaway made entirely from found objects illustrating the lock system, canals, and waterways necessary for travel from the Atlantic Ocean to ports along each of the Great Lakes. During the two-month exhibition, Sargent will be working in the gallery on March 20, 30 & 31 and April 1, 6, 7 & 8 constructing Not To Scale, a working relief map of the Great Lakes and St. Precious Cargo, a group exhibition curated by Paul Lloyd Sargent, will be the second in an annual Artist in Residence program in which artists are invited to transform the gallery space over the duration of the exhibition, providing audiences an opportunity to engage the artist-at-work and witness the transformation of the gallery over time.

Precious cargo transportation program