Courtney Rile
Courtney Rile is an artist, curator and arts coordinator currently living and working in Syracuse, NY. Rile has done extensive research on the history of art in the city of Syracuse. Her video art has been shown internationally as well as locally in the first Syracuse International Film and Video Festival. In 2005, she curated a moving images video program called "Videohm" at the upscale lounge and bar in Syracuse, NY, which featured nearly 300 hours of international works from experimental film and video artists as well as VJs.
Courtney Rile is also an arts coordinator. She was instrumental in coordinating the historically significant exhibition "Clement Greenberg In Syracuse: Then & Now" at ThINC's Company Gallery in 2005. She is currently Gallery Coordinator at Delavan Art Gallery in Syracuse. Rile holds an A.A. in TV/Radio/Film from Montgomery County Community College, PA, and a B.F.A. in Video Art from Syracuse University, NY.
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"Courtney Rile." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/courtney-rile.
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Courtney Rile is an artist, curator and arts coordinator based in Syracuse, NY; her video art has been shown internationally and locally, including the first Syracuse International Film and Video Festival. In 2005 she curated the moving-images program Videohm at an upscale lounge and bar in Syracuse, presenting nearly 300 hours of international experimental film and video and VJ work; she also coordinated the exhibition Clement Greenberg In Syracuse: Then & Now at ThINC's Company Gallery that year. She is Gallery Coordinator at Delavan Art Gallery and holds an A.A. in TV/Radio/Film from Montgomery County Community College, PA, and a B.F.A. in Video Art from Syracuse University, NY.
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