List of Dissident Display Productions
September 2008 - Artist Talk/Performance State Dept. + Meridian International Center "Promoting Tolerance Through the Arts" (Holly Bass, Yoko K.)
September 2008 - Exhibition Space Invaders (Ayodamola Okunseinde, Adrian Loving, John Trevino, Holly Bass, Jefferson Pinder, Ayo Ngozi, Yoko K.)
May 2008 - Exhibition Black Rock City: Images by Osunlade (Osunlade)
April 2008 - Exhibition/Performance Move-ments: A Journey Through Dance From the Artists Perspective (Complementary Noise / Dissident Display)
September 2007 - Exhibition/Performance Wild Style (Charlie Ahearn Charlie Ahearn/ Chief Rocker Busy Bee)
May 2007 - Performance Underwater: live organic electronica, visual art and human sculpture that takes you out of your element (Dissident Display / Aphrodizia) - 14th & Church Street, Washington DC
April 2007 - Performance/Artist Talk Show and Prove: Hip Hop as Hybrid Culture (Holly Bass)
March 2007 - Artist Talk The Witner Years. Paintings, Drawings + Life in L.A. (John Trevino)
March 2007 - Forum The No F*******g talking about your non-profit job, art crit group! (Steve Frost)
March 2007 - Exhibition SCENE (at) NIGHT: Places, Performances and Personalities. (Jati Linsey) ADULT PLAYGROUND: Strip Club Stories in Words and Pictures. (Steven Cummings)
February 2007 - Screening/Art Forum The Function of Morphing Images in William Kentridge's "Drawing for Projection" (Benjamin Benus)
February 2007 - Exhibition Wonderland: Surrealism & Fashion (Yvonne Taylor / Matthew Taylor) Behind the Runway: Images From The Dissident Display Collection New York Fashion Week 2003–2006 (Dissident Display)
February 2007 - Exhibition Dissident Display presents: Aphrodizia: Seduce and Destroy (Dissident Display / Aphrodizia)
October 2006 - Exhibition Dissident Display Gallery Opening (Valentina Loi / Piero Passacantando / Steve Frost)
September 2006 - Exhibition Paris Review: 16 mm Film and Photography from Dissident Displays Paris Retreat (Dissident Display)
November 2008 Ayo vs Ayo - The Fela Remix - Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of African Art - Washington, DC.
September 2008 Space Invaders - Dissident Display Gallery - Washington, DC.
September 2008 Tamarindo Recycles - Bar1 - Playa Tamarindo, Costa Rica.
August 2008 Quart Bag Show - Civilian Art Project - Washington, DC.
July 2008 Fare Well - The End of the World As We Know It OR Dancing Your Way to Paradise! - Capital Fringe Festival, Washington DC.
June 2008 Fare Well - The End of the World As We Know It OR Dancing Your Way to Paradise! - Utah Arts Festival - Salt Lake City, UT
June 2008 Contemporary& Urban Dance: Farewell - The Go Down Arts Centre - Nairobi, Kenya
May–September 2008 A People's Geography: The Spaces of African American Life - Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland - Baltimore, MD.
April 2008 Fare Well - The End of the World As We Know It OR Dancing Your Way to Paradise! - The George Washington University Marvin Center - Washington DC.
April 2008 Move-ments: A Journey Through Dance From the Artists Perspective - Dissident Display Studios & Gallery, Washington DC.
April 2008 Dance Works - Spring 2008 - The George Washington University / Marvin Center - Washington DC.
March 2008 FUGITIVE: ascription of false identity via electronic systems - Intended to Provoke: Social Action in Visual Culture” - George Mason University, VA.
January 2008 2.8 1/3 Redux - (Dissident Display / Paul Miller AKA DJ Spooky) - Irvine Contemporary, Washington DC.
2008 24 Hour Film Project - A Little Stuntman - AIF Theater - Silver Spring, MD
November 2007 Ears.Eyes.Open Concert Series - Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore MD.
April–May 2007 No Representation - Warehouse Theater Gallery, Washington DC.
2007, 2008 24 Hour Film Project - Dissident Threat - AIF Theater - Silver Spring, MD
April 2007 ColorFieldremix - Curators Office, Washington DC.
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