Sentences with phrase «xavier cha»

Xavier Cha: Supreme Ultimate Exercise (2015).

In this conversation, artists discuss how their approaches to the figure pay homage to — or rebel against — the body's representation.Donna Huanca, Artist, Berlin; Antony Gormley, Artist, London; Melati Suryodarmo, Artist, and Artistic Director, Jakarta Biennale 2017, Jakarta; Xavier Cha, Artist, New YorkModerator: Qinyi Lim, Curator, National Gallery Singapore, Singapore Access: Open to the public and free of charge

Among the participants are Barbara Kruger, Xavier Cha, Jimmy Robert, William Kentridge, Brian Belott, Eiko Otake, Narcissister, Tracey Rose and the Marching Cobras of New York.

Xavier Cha's supreme ultimate exercise contrasts bodybuilders hoisting truck tires with the flowing movement of a tai chi practitioner.

We have particularly got our eye on Xavier Cha's film of actors» struggling with physical and emotional discord ahead of his major exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland.

And the multiples themselves are by VanDerBeek, Ybarra Jr. and Diaz as well as up - and - comers Tobias Bernstrup, Laurel Broughton, Xavier Cha, Zoe Crosher, Andre Ethiér, Danny Gordon, Vltaka Horvat, Mark Klassen, Justin Lowe, Dane Mitchell, Jesse Reed, Alex Robbins and Jani Ruscica and Terry Young.

Xavier Cha was born in Los Angeles and she currently lives and works in New York.

Participating artists include Xavier Cha (b. 1980, Los Angeles, CA); Constant Dullaart (b. 1979, Leiderdorp, NL); Cécile B. Evans (b. 1983, Cleveland, OH); Devin Kenny (b. 1987, Chicago, IL); Hayal Pozanti (b. 1983, Istanbul, TR); and Julien Prévieux (1974, Grenoble, FR).

Tuesday, April 19 Metropolitan West 639 West 46th Street (between 11th & 12th Avenues) 6:30 pm Cocktails, Artist Projects & Silent Auction Viewing 8:00 pm Dinner 9:30 pm After Party, Dessert & Dancing With special thanks to our Benefit Co-Chairs Erin & Matthew D. Bass Jill & Peter Kraus Elin & Michael Nierenberg Elizabeth & Richard Pepperman Ugo Rondinone Cynthia Rowley & Bill Powers Patty & Howard Silverstein Hank Willis Thomas Artist Projects by Davide Balula Xavier Cha Nathalie Pozzi & Eric Zimmerman Hank Willis Thomas Benefit Edition by Artie Vierkant Support of the Spring Benefit enables Public Art Fund to continue bringing dynamic contemporary art to the broadest possible audience, for free!

Produced for the fifth year running in partnership with the Bass Museum of Art, Public officially opened on Wednesday, December 2, with performances by Xavier Cha, Ryan Gander, Pope.L and Yan Xing.

And next up is a one - person outting by Xavier Cha.

Xavier Cha's untitled show is on view now at 47 Canal, New York.

Xavier Cha's piece explores the body and subjectivity, capturing actors» efforts to express conflicting emotions, and the tense states of physical and psychological discord which result.

Frieze Film The Auditorium will see premieres of four commissions for Frieze Film from: Charles Atlas; Xavier Cha; Gery Georgieva and Thirteen Black Cats.

Artists that have participated in Seven on Seven: Evan Roth, Aaron Koblin, Monica Narula, Ryan Trecartin, Tauba Auerbach, Marc Andre Robinson, Kristin Lucas, Michael Bell - Smith, Ricardo Cabello (mr.doob), Liz Magic Laser, Zach Lieberman, Rashaad Newsome, Ryder Ripps, Camille Utterback, Emily Royston, Aram Bartholl, Xavier Cha, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Naeem Mohaiemen, Jon Rafman, Taryn Simon and Stephanie Syjuco.

Among Bouthillier's recent curatorial projects are: How to Remain Human (2015, co-curated with Megan Lykins Reich); free movement power nomenclature pressure weight (2015), Tony Lewis's first solo museum exhibition; Wild Permutations (2015), a solo exhibition of Canadian photographer Jessica Eaton; and Xavier Cha: abduct, commissioned in partnership with Frieze Film, to open at MOCA Cleveland in 2016.

Frieze Film The Auditorium will see premieres of commissions for Frieze Film from: Charles Atlas; Xavier Cha; Gery Georgieva; and Thirteen Black Cats.

Produced for the fifth year running in partnership with the Bass Museum of Art, Public officially opened on Wednesday, December 2, with performances by Xavier Cha, Ryan Gander, Pope.L andYan Xing.

Earlier this year, for a performance at 47 Canal, Xavier Cha put out a casting call for performers.

She coedited Mass Effect: Art and the Internet in the Twenty - First Century (New Museum and MIT Press) with Ed Halter and has contributed to monographic catalogues on artists including Xavier Cha, Nilbar Gures, Basim Magdy, Takeshi Murata, Trevor Paglen, Ryan Trecartin, Daniel Steegman Mangrane, and Aleksandra Waliszewska.

Artists are Aram Bartholl, Xavier Cha, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Naeem Mohaiemen, Jon Rafman, Taryn Simon, and Stephanie Syjuco.

It opens on December 2, with a special evening performance program featuring Xavier Cha, Ryan Gander, Pope.L and Yan Xing.

Tagged with: Athena Papadopoulos, Francisco Ugarte, Hank Willis Thomas, Ishmael Randall Weeks, Jacob Kassay, James Capper, Katharina Grosse, Kris Martin, Marianne Vitale, Matt Johnson, Melvin Edwards, Michael Sailstorfer, Olaf Breuning, Pope L., Rirkrit Tiravanija, Robert Wilson, Rubén Ortiz Torres, Sam Falls, Sterling Ruby, Sylvie Fleury, Timm Ulrichs, Tomas Saraceno, Tony Cragg, Tony Tasset, Ursula von Rydingsvard, Xavier Cha, Yan Xing, Yiao Yu

Like every year, the opening night of «Metaforms» features artist performances, this year by Xavier Cha, Ryan Gander, Pope L., and Yan Xing.

Xavier Cha's performance - based work revolves around modes of accessibility, cultural exchange, and hierarchies of space and perception.

Xavier Cha Xavier Cha's performance - based work revolves around modes of accessibility, cultural exchange, and hierarchies of space and perception.

-- Excerpt from Xavier Cha, «Disembodied Selfie,» 2013

As a freelance dancer she currently performs with Esme Boyce, Xavier Cha, Bill Young, Sarah Skaggs, Ellen Cornfield, Rebecca Lazier, Wendy Osserman, multimedia artist Liz Magic Laser, and filmmaker Zuzka Kurtz, among others.

(Christian Marclay's «Festival» (2010) and Xavier Cha's in - your - face, ongoing performance in the lobby gallery «Body Drama» (2011), immediately come to mind as examples of challenging works that have been exhibited at the Whitney.).

Xavier Cha inverts the increasing sense of alienation from...