Jarrod Beck occupied the Cape Cod National Seashore in 2012 with the first in a series of processions and installations called Cinerum. Balance, (2013) was hosted by the US Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela. A monograph about the project, published by FAU Editions, will be released in September 2016. Beck has created installations for Socrates Sculpture Park, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Wave Hill Garden, NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, Bemis Center for Contemporary Art, Siena Art Institute, Rhode Island School of Design, Stony Brook University and Provincetown Art Association and Museum. His play Manhattan Man, His Sleeping Wife was performed at the Instituto Cervantes amidst his installation Duende in 2011.The Anti-Defamation League commissioned Broken Open in Omaha, Nebraska and Beck won the Clare Weiss Emerging Artist Award in 2014 for Uplift. His drawings are in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Beck's recent collaborations include a series of prints and a score for sculpture created with the choreographer Will Rawls, an installation for performance artist John Kelly's Love of a Poet, and a series of prop-sculptures for the choreographer Jon Kinzel. In 2015 he was a visiting artist at Dieu Donné Papermill and UrbanGlass: the work produced at these residencies will be on view at Inde/Jacobs Gallery in Marfa, Texas in October 2016. The Moon, a paper sculpture filling the exhibition space of Smack Mellon, will open in DUMBO on January 14, 2017.