Projects tagged
Sustains (change)
Support and celebrate change that has already been won and needs to be sustained.
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Hot Exhibition
Read more: Hot ExhibitionHOT ART EXHIBITION — is a series of visualizations following the question: What would happen if there would be no air conditioner during an extremely hot summer? This might be the result. In this unique exhibit, Dostal captures the gradual…
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The Last Shift Office Chair
Read more: The Last Shift Office Chair“The Last Shift Office Chair” is a project that features chairs to die for … literally. The project was created by a UK designer that goes by the name Chairbox, and includes handcrafted office chairs where the body of the…
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American Indian artist Brian Larney uses a mix of art, activism to chronicle Indigenous history
Read more: American Indian artist Brian Larney uses a mix of art, activism to chronicle Indigenous historyBrian Larney is an AI.tivist or American Indian artist. He is also an Artivist where he performs Artivism, a concept that includes art as a form of activism. Larney uses his unique artistry to tell the stories of American Indian…
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Pantomime for Climate CHange
Read more: Pantomime for Climate CHangeReplete with an unmistakable look, intense silence, and mime-like moves, the Red Rebels are, quite intentionally, riveting. In the words of artist and activist Doug Francisco, founder of the Red Rebels Brigade: “We divert, distract, delight, and inspire the people…
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Embracing the Elements: Tong Wenmin’s ‘FLYING THE WIND’ and the Art of Human-Nature Interaction
Read more: Embracing the Elements: Tong Wenmin’s ‘FLYING THE WIND’ and the Art of Human-Nature InteractionTong Wenmin is a Chinese performance artist affiliated with works exploring movement, interaction, and humanity. Her art is a relationship between human behavior and the natural world, a round dynamic between physicality and environmental elements. One of her most compelling…
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Mechanized Moments: John Wood and Paul Harrison’s ‘Device’ and the Absurdity of Technology
Read more: Mechanized Moments: John Wood and Paul Harrison’s ‘Device’ and the Absurdity of TechnologyJohn Wood and Paul Harrison are renowned British artists whose collaboration has led to the merging of video art with performance and conceptual art. Their works usually reside on the relationship between human beings, objects, and the environment, with humor…
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Time Redefined: Maarten Baas’ ‘Real Time’ Series
Read more: Time Redefined: Maarten Baas’ ‘Real Time’ SeriesThe “Real Time” series by Maarten Baas is an avant-garde collection of art installations and functional timepieces that question the very basics of how to measure and experience time. It has, therefore, been a unique mix of performance art with…
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Intersecting Realms: Eva Koťátková’s ‘My Body Is Not An Island’ and the Dialogue Between Body and Society
Read more: Intersecting Realms: Eva Koťátková’s ‘My Body Is Not An Island’ and the Dialogue Between Body and SocietyEva Koťátková is one of the most outstanding contemporary artists of the Czech Republic, working in the interdisciplinary art genre, emphasizing themes of the human body, society, and psychology. Her art often occupied the space of the thorny, tangled, and…
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Tied and Tested: Miles Greenberg’s ‘Sebastian’ and the Art of Endurance
Read more: Tied and Tested: Miles Greenberg’s ‘Sebastian’ and the Art of EnduranceMiles Greenberg is a performance artist from Canada who specializes in time, endurance, and the human body. His art is often complicated and deep into the human experience, with physical endurance mixed into visual metaphors that create deep, profound statements…
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Ringgold’s art – a visual symphony that harmonizes activism
Read more: Ringgold’s art – a visual symphony that harmonizes activismFaith Ringgold is a successful painter, sculptor, mixed-media artist, author, feminist, and political activist. She is particularly known for her narrative quilts, as she explores identity, race, family ties, as well as cultural and political topics through her many different…
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“Faces and Phases”- a catalyst for a more inclusive and accepting world
Read more: “Faces and Phases”- a catalyst for a more inclusive and accepting worldStep into the captivating world of Zanele Muholi, the activist and masterful photographer from South Africa. Through their lens, they unveil the realities found within LGBTQI+ stories, challenging norms and reshaping perceptions of beauty. Each intimate and evocative portrait captured…
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Access Denied
Read more: Access DeniedAccess Denied is a working project that started in 2015 that deals with inaccessible art spaces around Los Angeles. I am a physically disabled person who has been going to visit art shows for over 10 years and during that…