06/12/2026
Meet OCA's 2026 Artist in Residence: Zachary Fabri.
Zachary is a Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artist whose work spans video, photography, sculpture, performance, and drawing. This fall, he'll spend two months living and creating right here in Ogden โ and his project is unlike anything we've presented before.
Drawing on Ogden's own salt extraction history at Compass Mineral's 55,000-acre solar evaporation pond on the Great Salt Lake, Zachary's residency will explore the questions: What is taken? What remains? His work will weave together the history of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, Black cultural resilience, Jamaican identity, and the spiritual symbolism of salt across cultures โ culminating in a solo exhibition of new video, photography, sculpture, and drawing at OCA.
Inspired by the Rothko Chapel and Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty โ both works that transcend their aesthetic forms into social, political, and spiritual territory โ Zachary intends for OCA's galleries to become a sanctum for reflection in uncertain times.
His community engagement will include a performative lecture, a movement workshop with a salt cod tasting prepared by an Ogden Chef, and a live performance at the opening reception on October 2nd.
We are so proud to welcome Zachary to Ogden. This is going to be something special.
๐ Learn more about Zachary at zacharyfabri.com
The AIR program is made possible by Weber County RAMP , The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts , and Sam and Diane Stewart
๐ฅ: Zachary Fabri, Mourning Stutter, 2020, single-channel digital video with original sound score, 08:17 min.