Since 2002, the Otolith Group (Anjalika Sagar, b. 1968, London; and Kodwo Eshun, b. 1966, London) has produced films, audio works, installations, exhibitions, and texts informed by extensive research, decolonial thinking and transcultural friendship. (more…)
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Agustina Woodgate
Artist
Agustina Woodgate (Buenos Aires, 1981) explores temporality, spatial politics, and the radical imagination. She creates sculptural works, public interventions and social interactions that generate and propose new landscapes. She focuses on the ever changing ecology and cartography an encourages a new assessment of natural resource use. Her works convert surplus material into new possibilities of perception and action.
Her projects have been been commissioned by the Bienal de las Américas, Denver; ArtPort, Tel Aviv; PlayPublik, Poland; DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, Washington, DC; The Bass Museum of Art, Miami; Kulturpark, Berlin; Locust Projects, Miami y MassMOCA, Massachusetts; Storefront for Art and Architecture, St.Paul MN; CIFO Foundation, Miami; Love the Everglades Movement; Florida International University.
She has had several solo exhibitions in centres such as the Faena Arts Center, Buenos Aires (2014); Art and Culture Center of Hollywood (2014) and KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin (2012). She has been included in group exhibitions at the Orlando Art Museum (2014); Denver Art Museum (2013); White Box, NY (2012); Gallery Nosco, London (2011); Good Children Gallery, New Orleans (2011); Naples Museum of Art, FL (2011); North Carolina Museum (2011); Montreal Biennale, Canada (2009); and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami (2007/2015). In 2011 she founded Radio Espacio Estación, a nomadic, bilingual online radio station.
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