Microscope Gallery News Today

Artists from Ryan Trecartin to Hito Steyerl are going Paleolithic, Amish, or back to the land.

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We ping-ponged through scores of booths to find something that fit our fake budget — and it was more difficult than it sounds.

Abigail He stands as a remarkable figure, a moving image artist whose work transcends the boundaries of traditional cinema to explore the intricate interplay between presence and absence.

This is an exhibition for the viewer who loves watching the silent films of Georges Méliès—for a trip to the moon or a mermaid submerged in a goldfish tank. A trip to Microscope Gallery fills that bill. Here, four exceptional Asian women artists take us on a time-travel into imaginary realms where mythology, science fiction, and complex narratives converge.

"Experiments in Cinema" series is back in-person beginning Tuesday, April 18, through Saturday, April 22.

Residency Unlimited announces the 2023 NYC-Based Artists-in-Residence Brooklyn, New York, NY, March 27, 2023: Residency Unlimited (RU) is pleased to announce the 2023 NYC-Based Artist Residents. Please join us in welcoming Abang-guard (Maureen Catbagan and Jevijoe Vitug), Tatiana Arocha, Miatta Kawinzi and Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow to RU! The five NYC-based artists submitted applications to an open

Vangeline Theater/ New York Butoh Institute will present a public showing of The Slowest Wave, the culmination of Founder and Artistic Director Vangeline's 2022/23 Gibney Dance in Process (DiP) Residency.

Plus, a London museum will return looted treasures to Nigeria, and Ai Weiwei is curating a show of work by incarcerated artists.

Price: $2,000 An eroded US dollar banknote deconstructing money as representational medium and cancelling its value. This work belongs to Woodgates investigation into the role of automation and its consequences for labor and value.  Agustina Woodgate, K13277993D, 2021. 12 cm x 22 cm x 1.5 cm, Hand-sanded $1 US banknote in acrylic case. Courtesy of the artist and Barro Alannah Farrell (Anat Ebgi) Price: $ 3,000 Neither celebratory nor heroic, Alannah Farrell’s sensitive portraits portr...