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.”…
An AC Institute Virtual Exhibition Featuring 10 net-based artists and interactive artworks Click on the title to view the artwork A program for lonely…
Geometry is the main object of research in Sebastian Mahaluf’s artistic practice. This refers not only to an analysis of sculptural and architectural shapes, but…
Through painting, sculpture, installation and film, Michael Georgetti explores the duality of human behavior and technology. He is interested in the way thoughts and feelings…
Adding up the hours we spend staring into screens, it could be argued that we are seeing an ever-greater part of our lives mediated through…
Virutorium is the second joint project by The KIT Collaboration + Robert Saucier. Their first project, Infrasense, was a large-scale sound installation that toured 11 galleries…
With five millennia of history, and a plethora of religious and civil ceremonies, marriage is a popular means of producing families. Yet matrimony isn’t the…
Unlikely Savages presents works that question the continuity of the savage paradigm in Latin America along with the ideologies of dominion and violence that support it….
The group show “See You on the Flip Side!” explores the tenuous border crossings through which we define ourselves by questioning the frontiers of cultural,…
“Life is fleeting; therefore, life is beautiful.” This expression is based on one of the values in Japanese aesthetics: impermanence. The fragile and transitory qualities of…
A sense of “place” is central in Harm van den Berg’s work. Using different media (painting, sculpture, sound, video) and crossing boundaries between them, Van…