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Susan Jennings Shares Top Internet Bookmarks in Artcritical Column

publication · 2026-04-22

Susan Jennings, a video installation artist based in New York, has shared her favorite ten online resources in Artcritical's BOOKMARKED column. Currently, Jennings is part of two exhibitions: 'What's the Story' at Freight+Volume until February 24 and 'X-tra' at Lesley Heller Workspace until March 3. On Saturday, February 16, Black Lake, her multimedia collaboration with Slink Moss, will perform at Freight+Volume from 7:00-8:30 PM. Among her recommended bookmarks are stunning natural sights like aurora borealis footage from Sweden's Abisko National Park and images from the Hubble telescope. She also highlights digital art projects, activist resources, and educational content, including Vi Hart's YouTube channel. Notable figures mentioned include Jenna Pope, Jerry Saltz, Damien Crisp, Baratunde Thurston, Dina Seiden, Oliver Wasow, and Simon Beck.

Key facts

  • Susan Jennings is a New York-based video installation artist
  • Jennings is part of multimedia duo Black Lake with Slink Moss
  • Black Lake has exhibitions at Freight+Volume through February 24 and Lesley Heller Workspace through March 3
  • Black Lake performs at Freight+Volume on February 16, 7:00-8:30 PM
  • Jennings' bookmarks include aurora borealis footage from Abisko National Park in Sweden
  • Bookmarks feature activist resources including Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Sandy
  • Educational recommendation includes Vi Hart's YouTube mathematics channel
  • Social media recommendation emphasizes Facebook connections with cultural figures

Entities

Artists

  • Susan Jennings
  • Slink Moss
  • Angelo Plessas
  • Steve Roggenbuck
  • Vi Hart
  • Jenna Pope
  • Jerry Saltz
  • Damien Crisp
  • Baratunde Thurston
  • Dina Seiden
  • Oliver Wasow
  • Simon Beck

Institutions

  • Artcritical
  • Freight+Volume
  • Lesley Heller Workspace
  • Occupy Wall Street
  • Occupy Sandy
  • Rolling Jubilee

Locations

  • New York
  • Abisko National Park
  • Sweden

Sources