Two night performance series @ Vox Populi
In conjunction with our exhibition at Vox Populi, we put on a two night performance & music event at the gallery. Some of the artists performed with/activated their videos installed in the exhibition.
In conjunction with our exhibition at Vox Populi, we put on a two night performance & music event at the gallery. Some of the artists performed with/activated their videos installed in the exhibition.
October 6th & 7th 2022 ☆
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Residue @ Vox Populi
Residue is a group exhibition curated by film & video art organization Krissy Talking Pictures (KTP). The exhibition, hosted in Vox Populi’s Black Box space, brings together new experimental video work by nine interdisciplinary artists from KTP’s network. Queer ecologies, spacial politics, friendship, surveillance, and post capitalism/consumerism are investigated, played with, glitched, and moved through via the moving image, utilizing projection, installation, sculpture, performance, and sound as supporting tools. Together, the work conjures an image of residue: “a small amount of something that remains after the main part has gone or been taken or used.” Residue is a substance that is sticky, left-over, and at times invisible; but is also one that can hold things together, exist in the in-between.
Artists: Cherry Nin, Rat Porridge, Florence Fire, France Rreally, Sam Hafferty, Cal Fish, Alejandra Castro Chavez, Natasha Onion, Alice Aster
Residue opens September 9th 2022 and is available for viewing through October 19th. In conjunction with the exhibition there will be a two night performance event at Vox Populi on October 6th & 7th 2022.
ACCESSIBILITY DETAILS
Please note that Vox Populi is located on the third floor of a historic warehouse building at 319 N. 11th Street and that there are five steps leading from the street-level to the first-floor landing where the passenger elevator picks-up/drops-off. The entry into/out of the elevator is 29-inches wide, so may not accommodate all wheelchairs or motorized chairs. Any individual requiring a ramp to navigate this entryway is encouraged to get in touch with Vox Populi ahead of time to coordinate ramp-access and discuss accessibility details. Our ramps may not be suitable for all wheelchairs or motorized chairs, so we strongly encourage anyone requiring a ramp to be in touch at: events@voxpopuligallery.org or 215.238.1236.
Residue is a group exhibition curated by film & video art organization Krissy Talking Pictures (KTP). The exhibition, hosted in Vox Populi’s Black Box space, brings together new experimental video work by nine interdisciplinary artists from KTP’s network. Queer ecologies, spacial politics, friendship, surveillance, and post capitalism/consumerism are investigated, played with, glitched, and moved through via the moving image, utilizing projection, installation, sculpture, performance, and sound as supporting tools. Together, the work conjures an image of residue: “a small amount of something that remains after the main part has gone or been taken or used.” Residue is a substance that is sticky, left-over, and at times invisible; but is also one that can hold things together, exist in the in-between.
Artists: Cherry Nin, Rat Porridge, Florence Fire, France Rreally, Sam Hafferty, Cal Fish, Alejandra Castro Chavez, Natasha Onion, Alice Aster
Residue opens September 9th 2022 and is available for viewing through October 19th. In conjunction with the exhibition there will be a two night performance event at Vox Populi on October 6th & 7th 2022.
ACCESSIBILITY DETAILS
Please note that Vox Populi is located on the third floor of a historic warehouse building at 319 N. 11th Street and that there are five steps leading from the street-level to the first-floor landing where the passenger elevator picks-up/drops-off. The entry into/out of the elevator is 29-inches wide, so may not accommodate all wheelchairs or motorized chairs. Any individual requiring a ramp to navigate this entryway is encouraged to get in touch with Vox Populi ahead of time to coordinate ramp-access and discuss accessibility details. Our ramps may not be suitable for all wheelchairs or motorized chairs, so we strongly encourage anyone requiring a ramp to be in touch at: events@voxpopuligallery.org or 215.238.1236.
September-October 2022 ☆
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install view of Dance Jam by Cal Fish and China Rain
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install view of untitled by Florence Fire @ Vox Populi
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install view of incendio by Alejandra Castro Chavez @ Vox Populi
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install view of incendio by Alejandra Castro Chavez @ Vox Populi
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install view of unguided meditation for city dwellers by Natasha Onion @ Vox Populi
install view of Dance Jam by Cal Fish and China Rain
install view of untitled by Florence Fire @ Vox Populi
install view of incendio by Alejandra Castro Chavez @ Vox Populi
install view of incendio by Alejandra Castro Chavez @ Vox Populi
install view of unguided meditation for city dwellers by Natasha Onion @ Vox Populi
Krissy: New & Now
Krissy: New & Now is a monthly print-only newsletter highlighting newly released film + video art, classifieds, shows, raves, writing, comics, drawings, and more. Find us around town for a copy.
Krissy: New & Now is a monthly print-only newsletter highlighting newly released film + video art, classifieds, shows, raves, writing, comics, drawings, and more. Find us around town for a copy.
April 2022-Present ☆
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Open screenings
Monthly open screenings at the Vat focused on experimental film + video art.
Monthly open screenings at the Vat focused on experimental film + video art.
April 2022-Present ☆
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Double Dare @ Rhizome DC
Double Dare was an exhibition curated by KTP at Rhizome DC. The show was a celebration of doubles, alternatives, and imaginary worlds. Bringing together video art, new media/VR, interactive installation, and works on paper, the show itself was doubled, existing both in the Rhizome DC galleries and online on Krissy Talking Picture’s website.
Double Dare was an exhibition curated by KTP at Rhizome DC. The show was a celebration of doubles, alternatives, and imaginary worlds. Bringing together video art, new media/VR, interactive installation, and works on paper, the show itself was doubled, existing both in the Rhizome DC galleries and online on Krissy Talking Picture’s website.
July 2021 ☆
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