performing with Cereal at Outpost 186 in Inman Square, Cambridge, part of the Rough Night Series, 8pm [flier]
djing between sets at the Western Front for Debo Band and Raya Brass Band, 9pm Cambridge
BCA mapping workshop, 4-6pm, at the Cyclorama on Tremont st.
in the South End, Boston, free and open to the public, rsvps welcomed
Raya Brass Band performs live (prerecorded)/Angela Sawyer drops by to play records on the Intercontinental, 6pm, 88.1fm, wmbr.org
Imperialisms! at River Gods in Central Square, Cambridge, 9pm-1am, free [flier]
djing the opening of :8 Bits Per Pixel, at MEME Gallery in Central Square, Cambridge
BCA mapping workshop, 4-6pm, at the Cyclorama on Tremont st. in the South End, Boston, free and open to the public, rsvps
Imperialisms at River Gods in Central Square, Cambridge, 9pm-1am, free
BCA mapping workshop, 4-6pm, at the Cyclorama on Tremont st.
in the South End, Boston, free and open to the public, rsvps
performing with Cereal at Weirdo Records in Central Square, Cambridge, 8pm
Kaminsky family show, Fayetteville Underground, Fayetteville, AR




Bubbleraft 2, MEME Gallery, Cambridge, MA
Imperfect World, The Mills Gallery, The Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA
Anoxia, collaboration with Dirk Adams, Ark, Boston, MA
New Work, La Movida, Kansas City, MO
Ground, collaboration with Jennie Pakradooni, Student gallery, KCAI, Kansas City, MO
Smof Kaplinkeh, shadowpuppet performance with Jennie Pakradooni and Keefe Jackson (Saxophone), Studio 302, Fayetteville, AR
Backwoods Shadow Puppetry, performance and installation with Jennie Pakradooni, Invitational Outdoor Neon and Light Show, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
Shadow Maze, collaboration with Jennie Pakradooni, Hardshare gallery, Fayetteville, AR
Risk Society, Student Gallery, KCAI, Kansas City, MO
New Modern, The Art Experience, Fayetteville, AR
Fixation, Gallery 111, Fayetteville, AR



Cannytrophic Design Expo 2009, Cannytrophic Design, South Boston, MA
Clex, group exhibit with Stephan Barton and Sandra Cohen, Zeitgeist Gallery, Cambridge, MA
A Family of Artists, Iris Art Gallery, Fayetteville, AR
17th Annual Drawing Show, curated by Bill Arning, Boston Center for the Arts, Mills Gallery, Boston, MA
Kansas City Art Institute B.F.A. Exhibition, H&R Block Art Space, Kansas City, MO
Infect, The Green Door Gallery, Kansas City, MO
Kansas City Artists Coalition Undergraduate Show, Kansas City Artists Coalition Gallery, KC, MO
Toy and Doll Show, Opie Gallery, Kansas City, MO
En Masse, Grand Arts, Kansas City, MO
Local Number 12, Vox Anima, Fayetteville, AR



Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO. B.F.A., Sculpture



Artist in Residence, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA

Artist in Research, Berwick Research Institute, Boston, MA


guest post: Pouran and prerevolutionary Iranian Music, Radio Diffusion, February 7, 2010
review: Bright Futures @ MIT Center for Advanced Visual Studies, Big Red and Shiny, Issue 122,
December 21, 2009 [pdf]
review:Sublime Frequencies Films, Big Red and Shiny, Issue 109, June 23, 2009[pdf]


Big Red On-The-Town: Jesse Kaminsky @MEME Gallery, photos by Christian Holland, Big Red and Shiny, Issue 112, August 11, 2009
Jesse Kaminsky: Bubbleraft at Meme Gallery, Elsa Kim, Bostonist.com, August 4, 2009 [youtube]
Jesse Kaminsky, Christian Holland, The Weekly Dig, July 2008 [pdf]
Big Red On-The-Town: The Berwick Research Institute, photos by Bonnie Bastien, Big Red and Shiny, Issue 87, July 15, 2008
The Intercontinental Radio Show, Meredith Yayanos, Coilhouse, May 29, 2008
Kaminsky family combines talents in joint exhibit at Iris Arts, Emily Koscheski, Northwest Arkansas Times, September 12, 2005 [pdf]
Drawing Attention, "Back to the Drawing Board", Christine Temin, Boston Globe, January 18, 2002 [pdf]
Drawing Attention, Joanne Silver, Boston Herald, January 4, 2002 [pdf]
17th Biennial Drawing Show Mills Gallery @ the Boston Center for the Arts, H.L Resnikoff, NY Arts Magazine, January 2002
Getting Active and Renavigating Materials, Michael Schonhoff, Review Magazine, April 2001
'Em Masse' is less than the sum of its parts, Robin Trafton, The Kansas City Star, November 12, 1999