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Natasha Das
Liliya Lifanova
Spandita Malik
Jaye Moon
Elizabeth Moran
Sophia Saze
Gabriela Vainsencher
November 23, 2020 - February 17, 2021
\ ˈtəch \* is a proposition exploring touch as a cognitive apparatus. It poses a simple question: What happens when we are denied our most primal way of understanding, learning, and relating to ourselves and the world around us? Through the intersection of works by seven women artists, the show emphasizes the 'hand-made' as a principal instrument to activate the artwork or define it. Ranging from a broad spectrum of the mediums - such as painting, ceramic, photography, embroidery - the show includes sound, fashion, and design objects - where each work challenges the limits of its own medium and materials.
The exhibition itself questions the ways of representation and concept building. It consists of two physical parts – an installation in the project space and "Indexical" in the backroom. \' təch \ is co-organized with Levan Mindiashvili.
See Full Exhibition HERE
Natasha Das
Liliya Lifanova
Spandita Malik
Jaye Moon
Elizabeth Moran
Sophia Saze
Gabriela Vainsencher
November 23, 2020 - February 17, 2021
\ ˈtəch \* is a proposition exploring touch as a cognitive apparatus. It poses a simple question: What happens when we are denied our most primal way of understanding, learning, and relating to ourselves and the world around us? Through the intersection of works by seven women artists, the show emphasizes the 'hand-made' as a principal instrument to activate the artwork or define it. Ranging from a broad spectrum of the mediums - such as painting, ceramic, photography, embroidery - the show includes sound, fashion, and design objects - where each work challenges the limits of its own medium and materials.
The exhibition itself questions the ways of representation and concept building. It consists of two physical parts – an installation in the project space and "Indexical" in the backroom. \' təch \ is co-organized with Levan Mindiashvili.
See Full Exhibition HERE