Postmodernism Is Not Permission
Suzanne Kite
November 2, 2022
Photo: Suzanne Kite, 2022.
Making artworks and showing them publicly means entering into critical discourse with the world around us. Colonialism is insidiously perpetuated by artists through artworks, or...
- Academic
- AI
- Audio
- Braids
- Carbon Fiber
- Collaboration
- Commission
- Death
- Gallery
- Geology
- Installation
- Lecture
- Machine Learning
- Magazine Article
- Movement
- Nonhuman
- Paranormal
- Peer Reviewed
- Performance
- Poetry
- Scores
- Sculpture
- Sound
- Stones
- Video
- Wearables
- Writing
In the Realm of Miracles
AI + Commission + Death + Installation + Machine Learning + Nonhuman + Paranormal + Sculpture + Video + WritingIn this exhibition, Kite’s body of artwork focuses on settlers’ desire for Indigeneity through disturbed relationships to hunting nonhumans. How are relationships to the land formed without understandings of ancient cosmologyscapes? What is the...
How is colonialism connected to American relationships with extraterrestrial beings? This commentary analyzes contemporary and founding US mythologies as constant, calculated attempts for settlers to obtain indigeneity in this land stemming from a fear...
People listen close, I whisper
People listen close, I whisper
The rock speaks beyond hearing
People listen close, I whisper
Hear me, I have something to say
Hear me, I have something to say
Only to those who listen
Hear me,...
Listener
AI + Audio + Braids + Commission + Installation + Machine Learning + Movement + Nonhuman + Performance + Poetry + Scores + Sculpture + Sound + Video + Wearables + WritingListener, Performance, Kite, 2018. 15-28 minutes.
Includes floor projections, audio channels, Hair-Braid interface. Adaptable for any space or online. This work has been staged with one project and installed TVs, one projector pointed at the...
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