Posts with tag Los Angeles
Monsieur Zohore
Monsieur Zohore is an Ivorian-American artist based in Richmond, VA and New York, NY. His practice is invested in widespread consumption and digestion of cultural…
Read moreFarah Al Qasimi – Surge
Spanning photography, performance, and film, Farah Al Qasimi’s work dismantles structures of power, gender, and aesthetics in an interconnected world. Subverting geography as a unifying…
Read moreSayre Gomez – Halloween City
Over the past few years, Sayre Gomez has developed a body of work that amounts to a cognitive mapping of late America as seen through…
Read moreEJ Hill
At the core of EJ Hill’s practice is a form of durational performance that reflects both the hardships that certain bodies are forced to…
Read moreRichard Hughes – Subliminal Thaw
‘Subliminal Thaw’ an exhibition by British artist Richard Dean Hughes describes the slippery relationship between the real and hypothetical.
Hughes often revisits and describes…
Kōji Enokura
“It is the tension between the body and the material that interests me, and that’s what I want to explore. It attests to the consciousness…
Read moreThe 14th Factory
“As civilizations have risen and fallen, are we now at the brink of collapse or the start of a wonderful new chapter?” It is one…
Read moreSam Durant – Build Therefore Your Own World
Sam Durant continues his excavation of marginalized American histories, unearthing counter storylines to the historical canon.
Read moreJean-Pascal Flavien & Mika Tajima
While making very different work, both Jean-Pascal Flavien and Mika Tajima investigate social relationships to built environments and attempt to expose the constructed nature of…
Read moreElaine Cameron-Weir – snake with sexual interest in own tail
Often described as “cinematic,” Elaine Cameron-Weir’s sculptures have been likened to props from a dystopian film. Spanning a wide variety of media and subject matter,…
Read moreLaure Prouvost – A Way to Leak, Lick, Leek
A Way to Leak, Lick, Leek is a solo show by Laure Prouvost. Drawing from desire, oneirism, and a fantasized depiction of nature, Prouvost’s immersive films and installations…
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