In MEDIAS RES: Expanded
OCTOBER 12 - DECEMBER 07, 2024
FEMMEBIT x Supercollider Gallery present In Medias Res: Expanded, showcasing the contributions of Los Angeles-based feminist and post-cyberfeminist artists. This exhibition reflects today’s digital uprootedness, challenging conventional definitions of cities and urban identities in relation to mainstream media, geography, and land ownership.
Artists: Anna Luisa Petrisko, Brian Dario, Casey Kauffmann, Eli Joteva, Ellie Pritts, Eve Lauryn LaFountain, Janna Avner, Jennifer West, Jennifer Juniper Stratford, Jody Zellen, Huntrezz Janos, Katia M Stewart, Matt Nespor, Petra Cortright, Richelle Ellis, Sarah Zucker, Tuna Bora
This exhibition is curated by digital artists Kate Parsons and Janna Avner.
JET PASCUA: The Arrears on Arrival, is the Filipino-Norwegian’s solo exhibition of key pieces selected from three decades of an artistic practice that mines the depths of life forged by the promises seized and the deceits endured in that unmappable country called Diaspora. To be installed at a time when displacement is at an unprecedented intensity the world over, this exhibition channels the larger questions about political histories that condition forced migration through the specificity of the history of his country of origin, the Philippines.
Liminal Level: an immersive hallway experience featuring a new site-specific installation by artist Darel Carey.
Darel Carey is a visual artist focusing on optical perception. He graduated from Otis College of Art and Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2016. His Optical Art (Op Art) includes immersive tape installations, painted murals, and digital art. The demand for his crowd-pleasing work has been in demand in recent years, with installations at art institutions around the world and featured in major commercial ad campaigns.
Darel’s previous hallway installations for TAM include DIMENSIONALIZATION (2018-2019) and COALESCENCE (2019-2024).
RECENT TAM PROGRAM highlights
MAS Attack returns Friday, Dec 13th, 6-9pm
Calling all artists in SoCal—join us for a pop-up exhibition of solidarity!
This one-night-only exhibition invites all artists to share work that reflects these turbulent times, whether political, emotional, or personal. Art that speaks to where we are, and where we are headed. This is an opportunity to show that community counts, and that we are not alone.
