Lifes Exhibition at the Hammer Museum

FEBRUARY 16 – MAY 8, 2022
Hammer Museum
10899 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
90024

Exhibition Opening Night: February 16, 2022

An Opening Event:
Senyawa performance
Thursday, February 17
730pm

The museum’s galleries will stay open until 8pm.

Kite, in collaboration with L Frank and Kristopher Rindon Johnson, will be contributing an artwork for the exhibition Lifes Exhibition at the Hammer Museum. Lifes is a curatorial assemblage, an exercise in synthesis, a composite being, a living software, a durational sequence, a cacophony of intentions, a misunderstanding, a text that dances, an extended conversation, a voice in ruin, a mapping of relations, a lean into the future. Initiated by four commissioned texts and including contributions from more than 40 individuals from various creative fields, Lifes considers the legacy of the so-called total work of art and the possibilities and pitfalls of interdisciplinary artmaking.

Kite and Robbie Wing Performance

OUTCROPPING - Indigenous Art Now at Southhampton Art Center

FEBRUARY 4 - APRIL 9, 2022

Southhampton Art Center
25 Jobs Ln, Southampton, NY 11968, USA

Open Friday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

CURATED BY JEREMY DENNIS

Kite will be presenting work for the group exhibition OUTCROPPING - Indigenous Art Now.

OUTCROPPING - Indigenous Art Now, a multimedia exhibition, celebrates contemporary Shinnecock artists along with Indigenous artists from an array of unique sovereign nations throughout the United States. The exhibition will address Native issues across the county, highlighting shared and individual triumphs and struggles. The title 'Outcropping' refers to Shinnecock's translation into English as 'People of the Stony Shore' and Shinnecock's long connection to this land.

Ancillary Programming Curatorial Associate: Shane Weeks

Cigale Issue 3: Sovereignties

Sonic Sovereignty: A Discussion

To purchase the publication, visit the Cigale website here.

Cigale's Winter 2022 publication features a conversation between Kite and Nathan Young exploring Sonic Sovereignty.

This third issue examines the complex and troubled notion of sovereignty. The collected texts probe various forms of sovereignty―territorial, corporeal, technological, national―and offer a plural (re)definition of the term through its uses. They bring us to question the relevance and usefulness of the concept in a decolonial perspective.

"As If: Reimagining Futures”: Roving Studio Triptych with Artist Kite

Kite will be presenting a roving tour and performance for Univerisity of South Carolina on Saturday, February 26, 2022 at 1 p.m EST.

For more information, please visit their website here.
Register Here

"Kite will take us on a remote, roving tour and performance across three of her studio spaces in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Afterward, participants will have an opportunity to ask questions and engage in a remote conversation with the artist.

This event is part of a three-part series titled “As If: Reimagining Futures,” celebrating media artists who are committed to alternative modes of imagining the future; rooted in non-white, non-Western frameworks; and refuse the ongoing quotidian violence of contemporary American life.

Presented by USC Visions and Voices: The Arts and Humanities Initiative. Organized by Holly Willis (Cinematic Arts)."

THE HOUSE IN MY DREAM

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ELECTRIC CURRENT IN MY BRAIN AND ELECTRIC CURRENT IN MY OUTLET

Kite contributed a text and sound piece exploring dreaming for Form IV: thing-020-conduction. To access the online publication Form IV here.

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