Mobius Artists Group is proud to present States of Emergence, an evening of performance art and spatial interventions presented throughout Boston’s City Hall on Saturday March 29th, 2025, from 5:30PM-8:30PM.

Panel Discussion – ‘Horizontal Pedagogies and Research-Creation: A Panel on Mobius Artists Group with Marilyn Arsem and Natalie Loveless,’ Friday, March 28, 2025 from 12 pm – 2 pm, as part of the exhibition ‘an archive and/or a repertoire,’ at Tufts University Art Galleries, SMFA at Tufts, 230 The Fenway, Boston, MA, USA.

Join Tufts University Art Galleries and Mobius Artists Group for performances, sound works, and installations responding to the Tufts University Archival Research Center (TARC)’s Mobius Inc. Records and the larger conception of the “archive.” Resisting the urge to adhere to the de facto logics, organization, and authority of the archive, contributions from Marilyn Arsem, Margaret Bellafiore, Jimena Bermejo, Serena Gabriels, Sara June, Heather Kapplow, Marcel Marcel, Forbes Graham, Jeff Huckleberry, Sandy Huckleberry, EL Putnam, Kledia Spiro, and Joanna Tam embody adjacencies, challenges, resistances to, and thinking with archives—institutional, governmental, collective, familial, and personal.  

On the midsummer weekend, Future Ritual presents Ceremony [1], a day of durational performances in a pair of dilapidated Victorian houses in South East London. Slow actions by artists Marilyn Arsem, Sandra Johnston, Helena Goldwater and Devika Bilimoria will unfold in long form performances evocative of memory, decay, and endurance. As the year turns, we invite some long breaths, attuning with these old spaces, and inviting reflection and connection.

Marilyn Arsem will perform Teach Me! at the 11th Annual Salt Lake City Performance Art Festival on Saturday April 6, 2023.

Marilyn Arsem will give a lecture entitled Really, What is Performance Art? at the Salt Lake City Main Public Library, 210 East 400 South, Salt Lake City, at 6:00 pm, on Tuesday, April 2, 2024. She will speak about the history of performance art, show work of performance artists who have influenced her, as well as images of some of her own work, and will finish with a question and answer period.

Forbes Graham presents Five Murders, a structured improvisation performance inspired by the movie The Bride Wore Black. He will be joined in the performance by Jimena Bermejo, Marilyn Arsem, Jeff Huckleberry, and Heather Kapplow. Luke Martin and Noah Ophoven-Baldwin, who are on tour, will also perform their music.

Marilyn Arsem will perform Holding Ground at the 10th Annual Salt Lake City Performance Art Festival on Friday, April 14, 2023.

Performance, on March 16 is curated by Marilyn Arsem and features performances by Jimena Bermejo making tortillas; Marissa Dungan as Alukah the Kosher Vampire; Jeff Huckleberry with multiple electric sanders; and ruminations by Joanne Rice and Scott Fessler with didgeridoo prerecorded by Tom Plsek.

Marilyn Arsem will perform Paralipsis, on March 3, 2023, at the opening of Some of my brothers are sisters, some of my sisters are mothers, and all of my mothers are fathers, too. This exhibition is a group of works curated by Sheila Pepe and selected by a strategy of Wittgenstein’s “family resemblances,” featuring Yasi Alipour, Marilyn Arsem, Rina Dweck, Zach Fabri, Kenji Fujita, Anthony Iacono and Alan Wiener.

Marilyn Arsem performance at Welcome Concert, Co-Incidence Festival, Washington Street Art Center, Somerville MA

Marilyn Arsem talks at 9th Annual Up-On Festival in China.

Marilyn Arsem talks at 9th Annual Up-On Festival in China.

Arsem will be participating in 'Networks of Bbeyond,' a roundtable discussion on zoom on Friday, October 15th, at 2 pm GMT.

Letting Go is a silent intimate action designed for the Peace Park in Kingston, NY, to be performed at the O+ Festival.

Letting Go is a silent intimate action designed for the Peace Park in Kingston, NY, to be performed at the O+ Festival.