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Sal Randolph

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Sal Randolph is an artist who lives in Brooklyn and works between language and action. Her projects have been seen recently at Cooper Union, Denny Gallery, Wave Pool, Asian Arts Theater, Le Centre Culturel de Cerisy, and at the Akademie der Kunst in Berlin. She is the co-founder of dispersed holdings, an artist-run listening and publication space. New language work is in Otoliths, Queen Mob's Teahouse, the anthology Dream Closet, and forthcoming in La Vague. She is also writing a novel on Twitter: @driftictation.

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