“The Alps fill the mind with an agreeable kind of horror” -Joseph Addison Candace Rose Davies’ practice employs drawing, photography, film, sounds and smells…
Darren Douglas Floyd’s work is a combination of 16mm film and digital effects. These visual effects undermine the sincerity of his narration, add a supernatural…
“At the origin of painting and sculpture there lies a mummy complex. The religion of ancient Egypt, aimed against death, saw survival as dependent on…
DENSELY WOODED AND PRECIPITOUS MOUNTAIN consists of two components: the first, a cluster of small prints featuring segments of battle maps from American wars; the second,…
Marco Pinter explores the fusion of physical kinetic forms with live visualizations. He finds inspiration in dance, sculpture, cognitive psychology, neuroscience and mathematics. His work frequently has…
This performative-video transforms human movements into digital bits that can be copied and pasted, dragged and dropped, rotated and manipulated to create kaleidoscopic patterns. In…
Art heeds the clarion call of the Occupy Wall Street movement at AC Institute. This special show of posters is dedicated to the spirit evinced…
Ana Bélen Cantoni explores the subject of architecture and its relationship to the body via drawings and installations. Her interest lies in the notion of there being…
Betty Boehm is interested in existential self-questioning and exploring the ambivalence of the human psyche. To do so she uses bizarre, tragicomical, erratic and abysmal…
Modelo para Armar is the effect of the Amapola Prada’s ongoing study of the apparent tensions of collectively engaged individuals as well as the expression of…
Micah Bowers enjoys stories but rarely believes them. They’re too tidy, too convenient. His work has a narrow focus. Instances. Occurrences. Like joining a conversation…
“…the metaphysical chess game called ‘art history’…” —Adam Gopnik, New Yorker 6/27/11 “The chess pieces are the block alphabet which shapes thoughts; and these thoughts, although…
“These talking machines are going to ruin the artistic development of music in this country. When I was a boy… in front of every house…
The flux of experience is typically characterized by artists and thinkers as an undifferentiated continuum of sensuous particulars, haphazard, unorganized, a “raw stuff” to be…
In their work, Brody and Paetau look at the grotesque aspects of both the institutionalized art world and art production. Their strategy is obvious and…
Sweat Equity expresses outrage over the negative impact of capitalist exploitation as a means of production. With an increasing globalized economy accompanied by ravenous consumption…
Relative Space: Son/Husband looks at a family relationship shown in an expanded moment of time. It is made up of a series of still images extended…
“Loss sheds a light on what remains, and in that light all that we have and all that we have had glows more brightly still.”…