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Airing Laundry: Artists Asks Residents to recount memories of changing Jersey City landscape "Narcissism of Minor Difference" shows how fast intolerance turns to violence "What matters now?" Video interview about exhibition at Aperture Gallery Lush Life discussed in Art in America
RECENT EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS
Antojo/Desire, Single Channel Video, Video Still, 2009
Pasado Imperfecto: 10 presentes en el videoarte Ecuatoriano Rodolfo Kronfle Chambers, Curator Lugar a Dudas, Cali, Colombia (JULY 16-AUGUST 15 2010) Centro Fundación Telefónica, Lima, Peru (AUGUST 31-OCTOBER 31 2010) Centro Cultural São Paulo, Brazil, as part of Paradas en Movimiento (NOVEMBER 2010) Grossman Gallery, Easton, PA (JANUARY-MARCH)
Pasado Imperfecto was recently exhibited at: ASAB (Academia Superior de Artes de Bogota) May 11-30 2010 Bogota, Colombia
Homeless Family (with detail), 12" x 15", archival inkjet print, 2009
My Pictures from Ecuador will be included in There is always a cup of sea for man to sail, the 29th São Paulo Biennial, 2010 Moacir dos Anjos and Agnaldo Farias, Chief Curators Rina Carvajal, Sarat Maharaj, Chus Martinez, Yuko Hasegawa and Fernando Alvim, Guest Curators September 21--December 12, 2010 http://www.fbsp.org.br/29_bienal-en.html
George Armwood, lynched in Salisbury, MD, 1933, 2007, C-Print, 30” x 24” North·East·South will be included in The Narcissism of Difference Gerald Ross, Curator Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Decker Gallery December 9, 2010--March 13, 2011
For more information about LUSH LIFE http://www.lushlifeles.com/
Memories of Development (excerpts) at la EX CULPABLE Opening Reception: Saturday, February 6 2010, 8p sucre 101, barranco, Lima, Peru Artist Talk: Monday, February 8 2010, 7p Escuelab, belen 1042, 5th Floor, Lima Peru
Tia Teresa's Bedroom, Urdenor, Guayaquil, Ecuador, 20" x 25", archival inkjet print, 2009 EFA Project Space announces Companion, an exhibition of artworks contextualized with the source that influenced their creation. Companion culls cultural projects that draw inspiration from history, culture, and science. Curated by: Marisa Jahn Opening Reception: Friday, January 15, 2010, 6-8 pm Venue:
For more information: http://www.rev-it.org/projects/companion.htm
Still from "The End is Near but I don't want to go", Artist Book, 2010 Narrative Sequences @ The Center for Book Arts 28 West 27th Street, 3rd Floor Opening Reception: January 20 6-8pm Participating artists include, Christoff Baron, Zane Berzina, Chris Bierl, Jay Bolotin, Sang-ah Choi, Beatrice Coron, Bill Creston, Kahn/Selesnick, Ben Katchor, Rachel Lumsden, Rafael Mundi, Heidi Neilson, Julia Schmid, Karina Aguilera Skvirsky, Simona Soare. Organized by Maddy Rosenberg, Artist Exhibition: January 20, 2010 - April 3, 2010 For more info: http://www.centerforbookarts.org/
Antojo/Desire, Single Channel Video, Video Still, 2009 Playlist 2007-2009
Museo Municipal de Guayaquil Curated by: Rodolfo Kronfle Chambers y Cristóbal Zapata Exhibition: Jan. 7-Feb. 6 2010 more info: http://www.riorevuelto.blogspot.com
Gioconda, single channel video, 7 minutes, video stills, 2007 Gioconda is included in "Finding Work, Labor in Contemporary Art", curated by Keith Miller 1 Washington Place @ 715 Broadway Gallatin Galleries, NYU, NY NY Opening: Friday, November 13, 2009 6-8p Panel Discussion: Tuesday, November 17 7:30p The Panel Discussion, entitled "The Image of Labor" will be held in the Jerry H. Labowitz Theatre for the Performing Arts Panelists include: Carol Quirke, Esther Cohen, Molly Pearl and myself! Karina Aguilera Skvirsky | Photography | Video http://www.nyu.edu/gallatin/gallery/
Installation photo of Antojo in Playlist at Galeria Proceso in Cuenca, Ecuador, 2009 Playlist will be exhibited in Cuenca, Ecuador from Oct. 23-Dec. 4, 2009 and then will travel to Guayaquil, Ecuador in January 2010. To view the catalogue from Playlist look at Rodolfo Kronfle's blog. www.riorevuelto.blogspot.com
Homeless Family (with detail), 12" x 15", archival inkjet print, 2009 My Pictures from Ecuador (from Memories of Development Project) and Antojo (pictured below) was inlcuded in "Playlist" curated by Rodolfo Kronfle-Chambers and Cristóbal Zapata, at Galeria Proceso, Cuenca, Ecuador in conjunction with the Bienal de Cuenca. Opening October 23, 2009 Please let me know if you find yourself in Cuenca! I will be there.
Antojo/Desire, Single Channel Video, Video Stills, 2009 OPEN STUDIOS 2009: October 15-17 Open Studios at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts 323 W. 39th St. Suite 908 NY NY http://www.efanyc.org/open-studios/ Opening Reception: Thursday, Oct. 15, 6:00-10:00pm
The End is Near, Artist Book (in progress), Oct. 2009 NY BOOK FAIR
Where: PS1 Contemporary Art Center,
George Armwood, lynched in Salisbury, MD, 1933, 2007, C-Print, 30” x 24” North·East·South was included in Area Artists 2009, curated by Ricardo Viera at the Siegle Gallery, Lehigh University January 19-May 1 and Other, Other...curated by Wanda Raimundo-Ortiz at Longwood Arts Project, Bronx, NY. Summer 2008
Memories of Development (MOD) will investigate the psychological and cultural legacy of Latin America’s "third world" status through performance, video and photography using my childhood memories of growing up in Guayaquil, Ecuador as an entry point. Referencing Tomas Alea's Cuban film, Memories of Underdevelopment (1968), my project will explore the proposition that underdevelopment describes a state of mind as much as an economic condition. While Alea investigates the mind-set of underdevelopment that lingers in the unconscious as Cuba addresses economic neo-colonialism through its post-revolutionary restructuring, my MOD will revisit the idea of the “developing nation” generating an inescapable repository of images in émigrés long after leaving home. Publications  Backyards has been published in Photographic Quarterly’s Spring 2008 issue, Imaging War. http://www.cpw.org/PQ/PQ_MAIN/pq_a.html An excerpt from Ariel Shanberg’s essay: The photographers featured in this issue of Pq reflect a range of conatact with and perspectives of our war in Iraq. Benjamin Busch and Farah Nosh present images from Iraq itself. Each with their own unique prospective bring our attention to life in Iraq. Suzanne Opton’s portraits of soldiers evoke the tremendous level of sacrificethese men and women continue to make. Jean Christian Boucart and Karina Aguilera Skvirsky each appropriate images made in Iraq and reinterpret them on U.S. soil. Spurred by the current war and the Bush administrations Martha Rosler revisits visual strategies she established in response to the Vietnam War. Together these image-makers seek to stir emotion, elicit a response and instill change. They do this through strategies and visual approaches that defy the standard ubiquitous delivery systems, which we have grown desensitized to. |
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