Crossing Over: New Video Installations
In the Hudson (Show)Room, Willie Varela presents four new video installations. This Burning World, a double-channel projection, is an exploration of the transitional space where urban environments become something else, […]
Returning
Returning is work created during Hodges’s recent residency in the Lab Grant Program at the Dieu Donné Papermill in New York. While at Dieu Donné, Hodges experimented with a process […]
Everything that stands will be at odds with its neighbor, and everything that falls will perish without grace
Robyn O’Neil’s ArtPace residency work, titled Everything that stands will be at odds with its neighbor, and everything that falls will perish without grace. (2003), is nearly one hundred times […]
Flatland Wars
At Artpace Kim Jones has filled the gallery with Flatland Wars, the latest in his ongoing series of War Drawings. Working directly on the wall, Jones uses pencil to map […]
Memory Bucket
For his residency at ArtPace Jeremy Deller has tackled Texas—not just the mythical American state described in newspapers, but also the reality he discovered while living in San Antonio for […]
Erick Swenson
The room is dark. Spotlights fall on an oriental rug where a silent and unlikely struggle is taking place. Nuzzling its head against the Persian fibers (like one might expect […]
ever loving drive
Upon arriving at ArtPace for her residency Koo Jeong-a set to work—but rather than giving shape to a physical object, much of her time was spent creating the conditions necessary […]
Spencer Finch
Spencer Finch’s projects at ArtPace have evolved out of his time in Texas. As in previous works, each relates to the physical and historical particulars of a geographic area or […]
Susan Philipsz
Susan Philipsz deals with the spatial properties of sound and the relationships between sound and architecture. Interested in the emotive and psychological properties of song and how they can alter […]
Paul Pfeiffer
Paul Pfeiffer’s video works utilize digital manipulations to capture and decontextualize mass media spectacles, implicating the viewer in all of us. Pfeiffer’s editing emphasizes particular movements to imbue the figures’ […]
Brian Fridge
Brian Fridge’s silent, unedited videos often appear as swirling galaxies of light and matter—evoking a range of scale in space and time while being grounded in the domestic. These cosmological […]
Isaac Julien
Isaac Julien’s 20-minute filmic triptych, Paradise Omeros (2002) explores the experience of creolization—the psychological and linguistic impact of colonization, immigration, and globalization. Based on Derek Walcott’s Nobel Prize-winning epic poem […]
