Video stills from my new 30-channel video installation Pop Art Portraits, premiering March 1st at |
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The Sun That Never Sets (Vanessa Albury + Rachel Rampleman) teams up with Lynn Maliszewski to present I See Myself in Your Eyes, a show consisting of video and related works in drawing, painting, photography and sculpture. The exhibition incorporates both emerging and established artists to link themes and artistic devices that reappear across generations.
The works in I See Myself in Your Eyes draw upon the SPRING/BREAK Art Show theme of with strategic reinterpretations and appropriations of images and ideas. We also follow the impact and reformation of related ideas over 50 years of art making. Duplication and prismatic subjectivity—accompanied by the tension of navigating uncertain terrain—emerge as characteristics traceable throughout video art discourse. I See Myself in Your Eyes highlights the relationship of video to other art mediums from the 1960s to today.
The Sun That Never Sets regularly works with Peter Clough, Juliet Jacobson, Jeremy Olson, Vanessa Albury and Rachel Rampleman. In this incarnation, we are pleased to also present works by Joan Jonas, Sue de Beer, Aldo Tambellini and Peer Bode.
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New York City's curator-driven art fair during Armory Arts Week.
Skylight at Moynihan Station
(Main Post Office Entrance)
421 Eighth Avenue, NYC
March 1, 2016 | VIP Preview Day
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RACHEL RAMPLEMAN,
SOLO EXHIBITION; RAW POWER
Thu. 24 March = Opening
Sun. 27 March = Artist talk + Book launch "Baby's on Fire"
Open: 24/25/26/27 March & 02/03 February 2016 (14h - 19h) + By appointment.
(No English translation available yet ;)
De werken van de New Yorkse Rachel Rampleman gaan over de 'uitwassen' van onze populaire cultuur, waarbij zij zich vooral focust op de rol van vrouwen. Haar video's draaien bijvoorbeeld rond fancultuur, tribute bands en de vroegere obsessie van haar zusje voor Bret Michaels (de frontman van Poison) etcetera. Nu eens presenteert ze haar werk als documentaire, dan weer als videoclip, afhankelijk van het thema dat ze behandelt. Voor haar solo in TTTT zal ze de ruimte veranderen in een all-over installatie die in het verlengde van haar videowerken ligt. De ruimte wordt zo een transformatie naar de hallucinerende wereld van Rachel Rampleman.
Tevens zal op 27e februari, tijdens de Gent Matinees, haar Europese boek presentatie "Baby's on Fire" plaatsvinden in TTTT. Ook zal de artist talk zal worden bijgestaan door Joel Brendan ( www.thelessyousee.com) en de CEPA Directuer David Mitchell ( www.david-mitchell.com) |
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The CHENNAI PHOTO BIENNALE, a non profit initiative organised by the Goethe-Institut Chennai and Travelling Lens, is pleased to present AlterVision. In such a visually-saturated surveillance society where everyone and no-one is being watched, AlterVision explores the nature of images whether staged, appropriated or made in the real world, and how they inform us of our experience of reality. The body of works presented in this exhibition engages with issues surrounding contemporary culture, specifically focusing on identity and privacy.
Participating Artists: Rachel Rampleman, Ronny Sen, Maximus Clarke, Harsha Biswajit
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Burlesque Studies
The Flint Institute of Arts
I am very pleased to share that the Flint Institute of Arts will be featuring two of my Burlesque Studies in their Fleckenstein Video Gallery. This cutting-edge media art space is a gallery designed specifically for video art, and will be dedicated to screening Busby Berkeley 2.0 from March 1 - 31, 2016, and Bellmer Burlesque from April 1 - 30, 2016. Many thanks to Michael Solway of Carl Solway Gallery and John Henry of the Flint Institute of Arts for making this possible. |
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Flint Institute of Arts
1120 East Kearsley Street
Flint, Michigan 48503
Mon – Fri, 12:00p – 5:00p
Sat, 10:00a – 5:00p
Sun, 1:00p – 5:00p
Video still from Bellmer Burleque
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I am happy to announce my inclusion in Humble Arts Foundation's latest group show. Curated by Jon Feinstein and Andy Adams, Winter Pictures seeks to draw connections between single images from different photographers, independent of the relationship to their long-term projects or larger bodies of work. And to add to your viewing pleasure, plesae also check out the Spotify Winter Pictures playlist...! |
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