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Tech, performance by Bob Kil
Tech, performance by Bob Kil
They push their chins out. They stare into a blank space ahead. Bob Kil walks a fine line between commanding mastery and minimising theatrics with her work. In Tech, Kil integrates cultural norms, found actions, and their seductiveness into the performance. The subtle synchronised movements are conveyed through consistent repetition, slowly progressing into more elaborate […]
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Artist Talk Sophia Al-Maria
Artist Talk Sophia Al-Maria
Sophia Al-Maria (b. 1983, Tacoma, USA), lives in London Sophia Al-Maria’s work spans many disciplines including drawing, collage, sculpture and film. It is united by a preoccupation with the power of storytelling and myth, interrogates the enduring orientalist gaze and residual histories of resource extraction and colonial authority in the context of contemporary culture and […]
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Artist Talk Samuel Hindolo
Artist Talk Samuel Hindolo
Samuel Hindolo (b. 1990, Maryland, United States) is a painter based between New York and Brussels. He occasionally works in video, photography, sculpture, and sound. His work makes use of art historical references, filmic tropes, and personal experiences to examine the limitations of perception in the everyday act of looking. More recently Hindolo presented an exhibition […]
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Artist Talk Dan Lie
Artist Talk Dan Lie
Dan Lie (b. 1988), lives in Berlin The practice of Dan Lie celebrates natural cycles of transformation and the many exchanges that structure ecosystems. A fundamental aspect of their work is the de-centering of human agency and subjectivity. Working in collaboration with other-than-human ( bacteria, fungi, plants, animals, minerals and the memory of deceased ones), Lie […]
