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New Media Art, Digital Media, Digital Art, Projection Painting

David Eichholtz

May 20, 2019
1 min

New Media Art, Digital Media, Digital Art, Projection Painting

New Media is a broad term to include many diverse new technologies and approaches to creating and producing art. Some of the technologies include digital imaging, computer-derived graphics, computer-derived animation, interactive art, internet art, video games, 3D printing, sound and light interventions, as well as immersive art that includes any combination of new technical media. Artists who use New Media to create their artworks: Matthew Kluber John F. Simon Kade Twist Cla

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Why It Took Nearly Three Years to Curate the (Short) Artist List for the 2018 Carnegie International

ArtNet News

Apr 12, 2018
4 min

Why It Took Nearly Three Years to Curate the (Short) Artist List for the 2018 Carnegie International

Postcommodity on a tour of the Hill District with ethnomusicologist Colter Harper (2017). Left to right: Raven Chacon, Cristóbal Martínez, and Kade Twist of Postcommodity; Ingrid Schaffner, curator, Carnegie International; Colter Harper. Photo by Liz Park. ArtNet News Sarah Cascone Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum of Art has named the 32 artists and collectives that are set to take part in the 57th Carnegie International, opening October 13, 2018. The short length of the tight

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Six things we learned at the Creative Time Summit

Now Toronto

Oct 3, 2017
3 min

Six things we learned at the Creative Time Summit

Now Toronto October 2, 2017 Fran Schechter Ahead of Nuit Blanche, New York curator Nato Thompson brought his roving conference on political art to Toronto. Creative Time, a U.S.-based organization supporting politically engaged art, brought its 10th summit to Toronto, the first held outside the United States. The org is known for putting on art projects outside institutional and gallery settings: Kara Walker’s ASubtlety, a giant sphinx made of sugar exhibited in a Brook

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Ford Foundation Awards $1.5 M. to ‘Art of Change’ Fellowships for Work on Freedom and Justice

Art News

Oct 2, 2017
1 min

Ford Foundation Awards $1.5 M. to ‘Art of Change’ Fellowships for Work on Freedom and Justice

Art News 10/2/2017 Robin Scher The Ford Foundation has selected artists to support through its Art of Change fellowship program, which focuses on work by socially progressive artists. Recipients of the 25 fellowships receive $50,000 (or $75,000 for collectives) in unrestricted funds to create artwork to “help advance freedom, justice, and inclusion, and strengthen our democracy,” according to an announcement. The work will be exhibited at a showcase in late 2018. Among the re

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David Markus

Jun 3, 2017
2 min

Postcommodity

Long before the forty-fifth president of the United States rolled out his demonstrably preposterous plan to build a security wall stretching two-thousand-plus miles across the country’s border with Mexico, Postcommodity was investigating that boundary as a site of fantasy and folly. Comprising three collaborators—Raven Chacon, Cristóbal Martínez, and Kade L. Twist—from the Southwestern US, the interdisciplinary collective spent years developing Repellent Fence (2015), a work

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Make America Mexico Again: 10 Artworks About Immigration and the Borde

Loney Abrams

May 25, 2017
1 min

Make America Mexico Again: 10 Artworks About Immigration and the Borde

ArtSpace May 25, 2017 by Loney Abrams You may recognize Postcommodity from the collective’s contribution to the Whitney Biennial: a dizzying four-channel video sped up and slowed down in conjunction with sound, tracing the fences that line the US-Mexico border. The installation, titled A Very Long Line, demonstrates the "dehumanizing and polarizing constructs of nationalism and globalization through which borders and trade policies have been fabricated.” This isn’t the first

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Crossing Over: Postcommodity Flips the Script on U.S. Border Patrol

Alex Greenberger

May 4, 2017
4 min

Crossing Over: Postcommodity Flips the Script on U.S. Border Patrol

ArtNews Alex Greenberger May 4, 2017 Postcommodity, Coyotaje, 2017. CHARLES BENTON/COURTESY THE ARTISTS AND ART IN GENERAL In 2012, the three-person collective Postcommodity began having conversations with United States Border Patrol officials. The artists—Raven Chacon, Cristóbal Martínez, and Kade L. Twist—were interested in various forms of deception along the U.S.-Mexico border, but they needed an insider’s perspective. They asked officers to talk about the techniques they

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Artist Collective Postcommodity on Recovering Knowledge and Making Border Metaphors

Risa Puleo

May 3, 2017
11 min

Artist Collective Postcommodity on Recovering Knowledge and Making Border Metaphors

Hyperallergic May 3, 2017 Risa Puleo Postcommodity’s “Repellent Fence” (2015), as seen in Sam Wainwright Douglas’s Through the Repellent Fence: A Land Art Film (2017) (photo by Michael Lundgren, courtesy of Postcommodity) From their base in the American Southwest, Postcommodity members Raven Chacon (in Albuquerque), Crístobal Martínez (in Phoenix), and Kade L. Twist(in Santa Fe) are well positioned to view the realities and projections of life along the US–Mexico border. In 2

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Jared Quinton

May 1, 2017
4 min

POSTCOMMODITY Coyotaje

The Brooklyn Rail May 1, 2017 Jared Quinton In part of Postcommodity’s takeover of Art in General’s new Dumbo space, a single photograph hangs at the end of a long gallery, spotlit and seemingly suspended in darkness. In the image, shot from a moving car on the U.S. side of the U.S. – Mexico border, two dogs preside over the bones of a dead horse. One stands protectively, meeting the camera’s gaze, while the other looks away uninterested, dwarfed by the skull nearby. The chai

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Congratulations: Kade Twist and Postcommodity Exhibiting At documenta 14, Athens, Greece and Kassel,

David Eichholtz

Apr 10, 2017
3 min

Congratulations: Kade Twist and Postcommodity Exhibiting At documenta 14, Athens, Greece and Kassel,

Congratulations to Kade Twist, member of the artist collective Postcommodity, and fellow members Cristóbal Martínez and Raven Chacon for their inclusion in documenta 14 with presentations in Athens, Greece and Kassel, Germany Installation View: Postcommodity, Coyotaje, 2017. On view Art In General, New York, March 25-May 6, 2017 Works at documenta 14: The Ears between Worlds Are Always Speaking (2017) Two-channel hyperdirectional opera: two Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs)

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Congratulations to Kade Twist and Postcommodity For Their Inclusion In the 2017 Whitney Biennial

David Eichholtz

Mar 16, 2017
4 min

Congratulations to Kade Twist and Postcommodity For Their Inclusion In the 2017 Whitney Biennial

See the artist collective Postcommodity at the 2017 Whitney Biennial Postcommodity includes: Cristóbal Martínez, Kade L. Twist and Raven Chacon See Kade Twist’s solo work at David Richard Gallery FEATURING BELOW: KADE L. TWIST Twist’s solo artistic practice focuses on the diaspora of the Cherokee nation, mapping their migration across the US from their origins in the Carolinas through the Southern US, to Oklahoma and on to California. These migrations, caused by economic expa

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Essay: New Mexico Is a Haven for Indigenous and Xicano Artists | #50StatesofArt

Kade L. Twist

Jan 21, 2017
3 min

Essay: New Mexico Is a Haven for Indigenous and Xicano Artists | #50StatesofArt

As part of 50 States of Art, The Creators Project is inviting artists to contribute first person accounts of what it is like to live and create in their communities. Kade L. Twistis an interdisciplinary artist working with video, sound, interactive media, text, and installation environments in Santa Fe, New Mexico. I’m a Cherokee raised in Bakersfield, California, with a natural inclination toward a brand of cynicism that often emerges from places where oil, agriculture and c

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Kade Twist, Artist lecture as part of The Santa Fe Art Project

David Richard Gallery

Sep 11, 2016
1 min

Kade Twist, Artist lecture as part of The Santa Fe Art Project

Kade L. Twist, is an interdisciplinary artist working with video, sound, interactive media, text and installation environments. Twist's work combines re-imagined tribal stories with geopolitical narratives to examine the unresolved tensions between market-driven systems, consumerism and American Indian cultural self-determination. Twist is one of the co-founders of Postcommodity, an interdisciplinary artist collective. With his individual work and the collective Postcommodity

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Four teams curate six rotating exhibitions for the inaugural edition of The Santa Fe Art Project

ArtDaily.org

Sep 10, 2016
2 min

Four teams curate six rotating exhibitions for the inaugural edition of The Santa Fe Art Project

Kade Twist, I Can Almost See the Ocean, 2016. HD Video with sound. Edition of 4. Copyright © Kade Twist. Courtesy David Richard Gallery. SANTA FE, NM.- The inaugural edition of The Santa Fe Art Project showcases the most cutting-edge artwork of the Southwest’s cultural capitol. Eight curators from Santa Fe will feature over 50 established and emerging artists representing the best of the city’s contemporary art scene. The Santa Fe Art Project is a multi-faceted presentatio

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Kathryn M. Davis - ArtBeat interviews David Eichholtz

David Richard Gallery

Sep 8, 2016
1 min

Kathryn M. Davis - ArtBeat interviews David Eichholtz

September 8, 2016 ArtBeat Kathryn M. Davis David Eichholtz of David Richard Gallery discusses their latest series of rotating exhibitions, The Santa Fe Art Project, and why local art collectives have recently become significant in our town. Kathryn M. Davis interviews David Eichholtz, curator of The Santa Fe Art Project as well as Kade Twist, artist and Jennifer Joseph, curator "Women's Work" and Sydney Cooper , artist Click here to hear the interview #KathrynMDavis #

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Four Teams Curate Six Rotating Exhibitions For The Inaugural Edition of The Santa Fe Art Project Sep

David Eichholtz

Aug 23, 2016
5 min

Four Teams Curate Six Rotating Exhibitions For The Inaugural Edition of The Santa Fe Art Project Sep

The inaugural edition of The Santa Fe Art Project showcases the most cutting-edge artwork of the Southwest’s cultural capitol. Eight curators from Santa Fe will feature over 50 established and emerging artists representing the best of the city’s contemporary art scene. The Santa Fe Art Project is a multi-faceted presentation of visual arts creativity in “The City Different.” Over an eight-week period, a series of rotating exhibitions of painting, sculpture, drawing, photogr

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