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Melissa Gordon

Melissa Gordon is a painter and writer based in Brussels. She studied in the United States, and did her postgraduate at De Ateliers in Amsterdam, and has taught across a number of institutions in the UK and Europe.

Research results

  • Petrine Vinje, Melissa Gordon & Andreas Bunte: Surfacing Solids - Enactive Aesthetic Investigations in Memory, Material and Meaning (2023).
    Doctoral dissertation. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: Iris (2023).
    Museum exhibition. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: #Vital Signs: Book launch at CONTOUR (2023).
    Museum exhibition. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: #Vital Signs Book Launch (2023).
    Museum exhibition. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: #The Artists’ Voice (2023).
    Museum exhibition. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: Con Jobs and Exhaustion (2023).
    Performing Arts. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: Re-inventing Mondrian (touring) (2023).
    Museum exhibition. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: Re-inventing Mondrian (2023).
    Museum exhibition. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: TEN WOMEN / DIX FEMMES / TIEN VROUWEN / ZEHN FRAUEN (2023).
    Museum exhibition. More information
  • Melissa Gordon: CON10UR Biennial (2023).
    Museum exhibition. More information

More research results at cristin.no