LORE +CV

2025

Fredrick Edward is a creative producer, film maker, visual artist, and large scale art construction project manager who is actively working across industries and disciplines.

Fred-ed is queer, trans, intersex, and non-binary.

Raised in Los Angeles to commie pinko artist parents; Fredrick Edward was born into creative and free thinking. They left school early to pursue queer life and art in San Francisco at 17 years old with a GED in hand. They found gainful employment producing raves, dominatrixing, as a stage hand, performing with artists, marketing software, and working to translate across teams with different cultures and various functionalities as a project manager. By 2020 they were celebrating a fulfilling executive consulting practice in arts & entertainment after having worked in dozens of cities across four continents and having built competency in German & Spanish through their collaborations with international makers. In 2022 after a sabbatical from entertainment and corporate work and some re-tooling via Otis College of Art & Design: they stepped into making their private creative practice into a publicly expressed constellation of experiments and visual thinking games. Their active studio art practice extends from photography and projection of time-based works into outdoor sculpture and assemblage collage. They currently live in Troy, NY with their brood of rescued reactive animals including three equines, a cat, and a dog.

  • select highlights include

    2007; Internship with Carol Queen PhD & Robert Lawrence PhD at the Center for Sex & Culture. 

    2008; Created, Co-directed, and edited the short film Phil Loves San Francisco [People’s Choice Award Good Vibes Erotic Film Festival]

    2009; Performed in a piece by La Pocha Nostra in San Francisco for Pow! Action Art Festival

    2010;  Tit Prints with Annie Sprinkle. 

    2011 ; Gallery Manager at The Fab Lab in Berlin at Lausitzer platz.

    2006-7 & 2012-17; Employed by Burning Man [yes an actual job. With checks, and taxes, and everything! ]

    2014 ; “Destroy To Create,” queer portraits published via Maximum Rock’N’Roll Magazine

    2016 - 2019; Live Nation [creative producer managing experimental interactive art programming at festivals; created partnership with RAINN for consent education program]

    2019 - Music Initiative at the New Orleans Film Festival

    2019 - Distribution strategy for the film SHAKEDOWN by Leilah Weinraub. 2020 - Digital Photography Program; Otis College of Art & Design

    2022 - Queer Portraits published via Playboy

    2022 - Selected by the artist Zach Grear for inclusion in the queer portrait anthology Shower With Affection Vol. 2 (in conversation with Bob Meizer) later placed as a part of the Raw Meat Collective permanently at the MOMA Library.

    2023 - Piece from the self-published monograph Hyper Realism 22 exhibited at the International Center of Photography during the art book fair event.

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