A page from the artist’s working diary for the project “My Heart is a Void, the Void is a Mirror – Odessa Episode”. The land art project is currently suspended as a consequence of the pandemic. Odessa, 26.10.19 I already spoke about the end of the world. Eight years ago. It is a feeling that permeates me. To …
Sandra Erbacher & Eddie VillanuevaCovid 19 Diary Series Mix media drawings on various papersMarch 2020 – on going 1- Sandra Erbacher – Availability of Childcare in Correlation with Mental Health during Covid192- Sandra Erbacher – Charting Anxiety3- Sandra Erbacher – Charting Depression4- Sandra Erbacher – Level of Fatigue5- Eddie Villanueva – Sleep Consistency During Quarantine6- …
“I came across a note, the ripped edge of a yellow legal pad, tucked into the page of a novel. It read, “14,58,3” in one corner, and “observation – observatio – Latin – a way of orienting oneself to something else larger,” in the other. 14, the moon in the morning, or the streetlight, or …
“Recently the New York Public Library granted me access to the Rose Main Reading Room outside of normal library hours. It was in this room nearly 100 years ago that fact-checking was invented by a small team of women—who have all since been edited out of history. I imagine as the first fact-checkers developed their …
“These are photos from Acquired Taste, a project I did at Essex Market with Cuchifritos just before the pandemic. The cooking workshop was a vehicle to get strangers together and maybe have a chance to connect through making a meal. Based on a large degree of randomness, the goal was to make people spend time …
“In lockdown, I have been spending a great deal of my time examining and reading materials on the semantics of space and time, perspective and physical location in respect to the body, english spatial terms and most recently Nick Bostrom’s simulation hypothesis. In “A Simulated Reality of Sorts,” 2020, I map out the confines of …
“My quarantine was about reading, solitude, going through mental struggles, and having a relationship with my close ones. This series of still-lifes was my daily routine and an attempt to not lose a sense of time. They were made using asian household groceries and small sculptures inside my refrigerator.” Mo Kong is a multidisciplinary artist …
“I began this project in early April, and it is now a time capsule of sorts. When Covid began, I felt like I fell into a hole and now feel a little ambivalent about climbing out at all. Perhaps there was something to learn in that hole…did I learn it?” Chapter 1: Distraction – April …
“In the beginning there was Language, Chaos and A Wise-fool. Language, Chaos and A Wise-fool came together and decided to have a child and the child they had was named Pidgin. Pidgin was born in the deep red earth close to the earth’s core and from the moment it came into the earth and climbed …
“This is a glass globe that I’ve made during my 2019 UrbanGlass fellowship. Inside the glass are homegrown oyster mushrooms that, during the infusion process, became burnt, congealed, disintegrated, and inflated from the molten glass lava. I look at these globes as I imagine the ever-growing, ever-inflating universe. The WMAP satellite (Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe), …
