ELEKTRA KB:
The Politics Of Healing, DESTROYING SILENCE
“After the rise of a hate-inducing-virus starts taking over our world’s population, Cathara-Insur-gent-magic-dancing-warriors; visit our world to implement their healing forces. Traveling in time fold-ing vessels in a curative quest. They use Shostakovich’s 7th Symphony with their sonic technology, as a military weapon to combat the virus. A concept realized by Elektra KB building an immersive environment including textiles, sound and video; together with James Moore’s concrete and neon sculptural work. Which engages the public with the formal impact of a destroyed wall in a utopic-dystopic, anti-authoritarian hospital room.”—Elektra KB
The Politics Of Healing, DESTROYING SILENCE
“After the rise of a hate-inducing-virus starts taking over our world’s population, Cathara-Insur-gent-magic-dancing-warriors; visit our world to implement their healing forces. Traveling in time fold-ing vessels in a curative quest. They use Shostakovich’s 7th Symphony with their sonic technology, as a military weapon to combat the virus. A concept realized by Elektra KB building an immersive environment including textiles, sound and video; together with James Moore’s concrete and neon sculptural work. Which engages the public with the formal impact of a destroyed wall in a utopic-dystopic, anti-authoritarian hospital room.”—Elektra KB
Artists:
ELEKTRA KB
MARCH 5 - 11, 2019
SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2019 + FACT AND FICTION
866 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017 / ROOM E22
Curated by:
Nico Roxe + Valeria Castro
—Contact Here: iam.nicoroxe@gmail.com
—Available Works: springbreakartfair.com/collections/spring-break-art-show-nyc-2019/nico-roxe
ELEKTRA KB
JAMES MOORE
MARCH 5 - 11, 2019
SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2019 + FACT AND FICTION
866 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017 / ROOM E22
Curated by:
Nico Roxe + Valeria Castro
—Contact Here: iam.nicoroxe@gmail.com
—Available Works: springbreakartfair.com/collections/spring-break-art-show-nyc-2019/nico-roxe
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ELEKTRA KB
Elektra KB is a Colombian artist living and working in Brooklyn,NY. She spent her childhood living inside a hospital in rural Colombia. Her forthcoming show will be: “Nobody Promised You Tomorrow”: Art 50 Years After Stonewall” at the Brooklyn Museum, NY (2019).
KB graduated with an MFA from Hunter College in 2016 and a BFA in Visual and Critical Studies in 2012 from The School of Visual Arts, NY. Her work has been written about in: ARTnews, Artfcity, Hy-perallergic and Art Forum among other publications. Her recent shows include: ‘Radical Women Re-mix’ a selection of video art by Latinx women from 1960-2018, organized by the Brooklyn Museum; ‘Power is Abuse’ at SPRINGBREAK art show (2018) and‘Bodies of Water: Body as a Prison/prison as a Body’ at the SVA Flatiron gallery (2017). She was named artist to watch by British newspaper ‘The Independent’ and has been a guest speaker on visual culture, social media and ‘Queer Utopias’ at NYU (2016) and (2017). She received a DAAD fellowship award in Berlin, which she pursued at UDK with artist-mentor Hito Steyerl. She shows internationally and her recent projects have includ-ed: ‘The Accidental Pursuit of the Stateless’; a solo show at BravinLee programs (NY), Moving Im-age (Istanbul), UP Gallery (Berlin), Croatian Association of Artists Institute, (Zagreb) and ‘The Water Mirror’ (curatorial project) at SPRINGBREAK art show (NY). Her works have been recently acquired by the Yinchuan Museum of Contemporary Art in China and TheFondation Pour l’art Contemporain Salomon.
Website: elektrakb.com
Instagram:@elektrakb
JAMES MOORE
James Moore is an American artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Moore graduated with a BFA from Pratt Institute in 2009, and participated in the Artha Project residency in Long Island City in 2015. His installation work has appeared in the form of public installations at Industry City and A/D/O in Brooklyn, and sculptures in commercial photos with musician Arca , as well as Nick Knight and Jazzelle Zannaughti. Moore recently collaborated with fashion company BOND Hardware creating hybrid resin and concrete casted appendages, with ghost like traces of weapon-like rings and jew-elry. Moore’s installation work is regularly commissioned for fully immersive, mixed media environments , most recently on display at Julian Llouve’s tattoo studio in Brooklyn, NY.
Website: jamesmoore.info
Instagram: @jamesmoorehq
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