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Josh Dorman mentioned in the New York Times

Added on September 19, 2015 by Shona Masarin.

Read the article, "Anna Clyne, a Composer Who Creates With Images," here.

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"Referencing materials directly implicated in the architecture of authority, such as ladders and polymer concrete, Nikita Gale envisions sonic subversion or destabilization as a metaphor of power relations between state and subject....Working within and against the frame of industrial architecture, Gale’s works suggest that political subjectivity can exceed the confines that created it." This text is from Tausif Noor's essay in the (free!) catalogue for the group exhibition "Formula 1: A Loud, Low Hum," organized by Mira Dayal and Simon Wu and featuring work by Nikita Gale, Laurie Kang, and Amanda Turner Pohan. On view through May 8. Image: Detail of Nikita Gale’s FIXED LOOP I-II, 2019 Concrete, polyurethane foam, terrycloth, steel, 115 x 21 3/4 x 13 1/4 inches
Amanda Turner Pohan’s work examines the slippage between digital and physical embodiment, using the body’s complicated relationship to technology as source material. Pictured here, a 3D printed hand cast in bronze, modeled after that of Greek muse Calliope and connected to a robotic arm, types out the ololyga - an ancient Greek ritual shout particular to females - as if it is sending a message on a smartphone. This work is on view in the group exhibition "Formula 1: A Loud, Low Hum," organized by Mira Dayal and Simon Wu and featuring work by Nikita Gale, Laurie Kang, and Amanda Turner Pohan. Image: Amanda Turner Pohan, "ololyga, ololyzo, eleleu, elelizo, alala, alalazo, io!," 2019 DoBot® Magician Robotic Arm, 3D printed and bronze electroplated hand of Calliope, 24 x 10 x 14 inches. Photo by Sunny Leerasanthanah.
Formula 1: A Loud, Low Hum opens tonight at CUE from 6-8pm! Organized by Mira Dayal and Simon Wu with work by Nikita Gale, Laurie Kang, and Amanda Turner Pohan.
En Vivo y En Directo, a news variety show hosted by Camilo Godoy, will be performed tonight at CUE at 7pm. If you weren’t able to get a ticket, the performance will be live-streamed starting at 7pm from CUE’s homepage - link in bio. #CamiloGodoy #EnVivoyEnDirecto #CUEart
Formula 1: A Loud, Low Hum, a group exhibition organized by Mira Dayal and Simon Wu, opens Thursday, April 4th from 6-8pm. Formula 1 is an expanded exhibition project exploring alternative potentials for data-collection featuring work by Nikita Gale, Laurie Kang, and Amanda Turner Pohan. Each artist produced new work, partially in response to selected formulas from an open call and partially as continuations of their past investigations, that help to reconceive of the relationships between the body, the self, and its containment. Image (left to right): details of works by Laurie Kang, Amanda Turner Pohan, and Nikita Gale. #CUEart #MiraDayal #SimonWu #NikitaGale #LaurieKang #AmandaTurnerPohan #Formula1
Only a few more days left to see Camilo Godoy: En Vivo y En Directo! The exhibition, curated by Tania Bruguera, is on view through March 27. Shown here is work from the series Everybody knows that they are guilty: (2013-ongoing), a series of forgeries, written in human blood, of the signatures of every U.S. president who has been in power during Godoy’s lifetime. In order: Ronald Reagan (1981-1989: AIDS, Culture Wars, Central America, etc.), George H. W. Bush (1989-1993: Panama, Persian Gulf War, New World Order, etc.), Bill Clinton (1993-2001: NAFTA, 1994 Crime Bill, IIRIRA, etc.), George W. Bush (2001-2009: War on Terror, Patriot Act, No Child Left Behind, etc.), Barack Obama (2009-2017: Wall St. Bailout, Deportations, Drones, etc.) and Donald J. Trump (2017-: Muslim Travel Ban, Border Wall, Family Separation, etc.).
Join us on Saturday, March 23 for Relevant Content II: A panel presentation and discussion on design. Joshua Hauth will meet with Eva Bochem-Shur, Erik Freer, and Simon Wu to discuss their graphic design practices, documentation and editing, professional presentation, and the convergence of design and artistic practices. Panelist portfolio and process presentations will be followed by a Q&A and discussion with the audience. RSVP through link in bio.
 

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