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Performance and closing reception for ‘The wilds of epiphenomena’

On Saturday, May 11, 2024, Phase Gallery will be hosting a performance by composer Andrew Moses, followed by an artist walk-through of the exhibition, as a part of the closing reception for The wilds of epiphenomena.

The wilds of epiphenomena

Scott Benzel, Tanya Brodsky, Alice Könitz, Rita McBride, Kristin Posehn

An epiphenomena is a second-order phenomenon. In the philosophy of mind, it relates to a theory whereby matter gives rise to mental phenomena and consciousness. Each work in The wilds of epiphenomena explores and probes a world beyond the ordinary, a world of second-order and higher phenomena. With materials ranging from dry ice to currency and electronics, these artworks give rise to physical, imaginal, and conceptual shape-shifting, hinting at the mutable nature of mind and presence.

Curated by Kristin Posehn

Phase Gallery 1718 Albion Street, Los Angeles, 90031

Performance by Andrew Moses, 2pm

Artist walk-through and closing reception, 3-5pm

Saturday, May 11, 2024

Closing reception for The wilds of epiphenomena

Photo by Ewa Słapa

Southland Institute Discussions in Exhibitions at ‘The wilds of epiphenomena’

Southland Institute hosted an installment of their public Discussion in Exhibitions program in The wilds of epiphenomena at Phase Gallery.

Photo by Ewa Słapa

Opening reception for ‘The wilds of epiphenomena’ at Phase Gallery

Photo by Alice Clements

Photo by Ewa Słapa

More Ghost Pearls

New documentation of Ghost Pearls

New documentation of Ghost Pearls is now up on the artwork page.

EXHIBITION

The wilds of epiphenomena

Phase Gallery

April 13 – May 11, 2024

Artists: Scott Benzel, Tanya Brodsky, Alice Könitz, Rita McBride, Kristin Posehn

EXHIBITION

Garden

Ladies’ Room

November 15 – January 23, 2023

Artists include: Anna Rosen, Annabel Osberg, Felice Groden, Karen Kuo, Kristin Posehn, Micol Hebron, Nora Shields, and others.

SOLO EXHIBITION

Ghost Pearls

Granary Arts

October 12, 2022 – January 20, 2023

Ghost Pearls is an architectural sculpture that explores spaces of connection and mediation. The work is based on research into local and historical forms of lace-making, early digital art, and contemporary virtual space.

BOOK LAUNCH

Inverted Dome

MAK Center for Art and Architecture

Schindler House

6 – 8pm, April 22, 2022

The MAK Center for Art & Architecture presents Kristin Posehn: Inverted Dome, an experimental publication drawing together materials from the artist’s recent exhibition at the Mackey Apartments Garage Top. The publication includes documentation of the architectural sculpture and digital works, research materials, an interview, and catalog essays.

LISTENING EVENT

Casting Glances at the Mackey Apartments Block Party

MAK Center for Art and Architecture

2 – 5pm, February 20, 2022

Enjoy a playlist selected by artists to accompany the exhibition Kristin Posehn: Inverted Dome in the Mackey Garage Top Gallery. This informal listening event will run for the duration of the Mackey Apartments Block Party. Featuring audio tracks chosen by artists Posehn admires, including: Kathryn Andrews, Scott Benzel, Holly Childs, Steven Chodoriwsky, Alice Könitz, Rita McBride & Glen Rubsamen, Linda Persson, Imogen Stidworthy, Nasrin Tabatabai & Babak Afrassiabi, Peter Wu+, Jayme Yen, and Andros Zins-Browne.

SOLO EXHIBITION

Inverted Dome

MAK Center for Art and Architecture

January 22 – March 6, 2022

The MAK Center for Art & Architecture presents Inverted Dome, an exhibition of new work by Kristin Posehn at the Mackey Apartments Garage Top. An inquiry into the dynamics of light, technology, and perception generated by our public buildings, Inverted Dome features Posehn’s ongoing research into iconic domes. The exhibition includes an architectural sculpture, digital works, and a publication that suggest new spatial and experiential possibilities for public architecture.

FELLOW

2021 Granary Arts Fellow

Granary Arts is thrilled to announce Kristin Posehn as our newest Granary Arts Fellow. Kristin is a Los Angeles based artist working with conceptual sculpture, architecture and painting. Kristin is studying the local Sanpete history, exploring how economic structures, purpose, and connection can be linked, how voice is stored and transmitted across time, and how the medium of architecture might support both voice and purpose.