Made a new lolcat sculpture inspired by the “What Has Been Seen Cannot Be Unseen” meme. “What Has Been Seen” is a black taxidermy cat, sitting on a microwave containing an erased hard drive (’cause it’s been microwaved).
New lolcat sculpture
December 3rd, 2018
No Fun on a bed at The Current
November 14th, 2018
No Fun, installed on a bed at The Current Museum, New York…
Hiring a studio manager
November 12th, 2018
We’re hiring a studio manager, one day a week to start, $400 a month, must be based in NYC, be super organized (Mr Wolf kinda style) and have previous experience. We’d meet a few times and then most of the work will be done remotely. You’ll help organizing exhibitions, shipments, writing, archives, applications and deadlines, deadlines and more deadlines… pls drop us a short email by December, about yourself, what you’re good at, your future plans etc. Thanks!
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October 21st, 2018
BEFNOED in Seoul
September 15th, 2018
Visitors lying under our BEFNOED “TV tent” in the Seoul Mediacity Biennale, now on view at the Seoul Museum of Art.
My Generation Virtual Insanity
August 10th, 2018
Shot of My Generation currently installed at Kunsthalle Mainz, for the show Virtual Insanity, inspired by Jamiroquai’s song (shutout if it starts playing in your head!). The line up is amazing: Antoine Catala, Cao Fei, Jon Rafman, Jordan Wolfson, Harun Farocki, Eva & Franco Mattes, Refrakt & Nicole Ruggiero & Molly Soda, Renaud Jerez, Igor Simić, Tabita Rezaire. Infos here.
“And now that things are changing for the worse see, it‘s a crazy world were living in And I just can‘t see that half of us immersed in sin Is all we have to give these Futures made of virtual insanity now Always seem to, be governed by this love we have For useless, twisting, our new technology Oh, now there is no sound, for we all live underground”
Thanks Stefanie Böttcher and Lina Krämer for the great job!
I Was Raised on the Internet at MCA
June 25th, 2018
Curated by Omar Kholeif, “I Was Raised on the Internet” just opened at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. The artists list is so long I can’t even paste it here. We’re showing My Generation, BEFNOED and Catt, you can see some photos here. The shot above features our BEFNOED “tent” on the floor, and Cory Arcangel & Jeremy Bailey on the walls.
First Person Plural at BAK
June 13th, 2018
Several episodes of Dark Content are installed in “First Person Plural: Empathy, Intimacy, Irony and Anger”, curated by Matteo Lucchetti at BAK, Utrecht (thanks Matteo!!!). Photos are here.
“What roles do emotions and affects play in forming collectivities and political belonging? What kind of “we’s” do empathy, intimacy, irony, and anger assemble, and how do they determine which “first person plurals” someone is part of? And where does the affective power of art stand in these processes?”
Thanks to photographer Tom Janssen for the great shots!
This Artist Duo Paid a Man $1,000
June 6th, 2018
Nice article about Riccardo Uncut on Artsy: “This Artist Duo Paid a Man $1,000 for His Smartphone Photos—and Turned Them into an Artwork“, thanks Scott Indrisek!
When Facts Don’t Matter at Lismore Castle Arts
May 29th, 2018
Pics of “When Facts Don’t Matter“, that just opened at Lismore Castle Arts, featuring Alan Butler, Constant Dullaart, Eva & Franco Mattes, Trevor Paglen and Suzanne Treister. Curated by Paul McAree.