Palm Beach Show Group has published a number of videos from LA Art Show 2022 where “The End of the World as we know it” was screened in the video program “Memory of the Future?” in the collaborative installation “Memorial To The Future”.
There are more videos from the show at https://vimeo.com/palmbeachshowgroup
LA Art Documents published this nice presentation of the project:
The “Memory of the Future?” video art program including “The End of the World as we know it” is now added to The Climate Change Memorial 2022, you can watch the full program online in Alphabet Art Centre.
Photos from LA Art Show 2022 where “The End of the World as we know it” was screened in the video program “Memory of the Future?” in the collaborative installation “Memorial To The Future”.
Photos Daniela Soberman
The Carbon – Borders – Voices exhibition is now online with the first 40+ works at www.carbon-borders-voices.com. Simultaneously, they will publish work of two contributors each day on their Instagram @carbon.borders.voices.
Carbon – Borders – Voices is an interdisciplinary exhibition involving research and practice focusing on places of transition on coasts and borders within the context of climate crisis. “The End of the World as we know it” is included in the exhibition.
LA Art Show 2022 is taking place right now at LA Convention Center, Los Angeles, USA. “The End of the World as we know it” is screened in the video program “Memory of the Future?”, curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne, in the collaborative installation “Memorial To The Future”.
“Memorial To The Future”, photo from Instagram @kat_carson
The large-scale sculptural object created by Daniela Soberman, which houses the video components and open-source photographic elements, is curated and co-authored by Max Presneill of the Torrance Art Museum. Video art curators Wilfried Agricola de Cologne and Kisito Assangni both contribute a video program each, of international video artists, as part of this architectural installation engaging with issues of environmental health and climate change. Sue-Na Gay, TAM Assistant Curator supplied the open source photographic images used in the installation.
It is possible to experience the show and the “Memorial To The Future” installation in 3D at https://www.laartshow.com/virtual-tour/
Read Torrance Art Museum’s presentation of “Memorial To The Future”
“The End of the World as we know it” is selected for “Memory of The Future?” at LA Art Show 2022, the show takes place January 19–23, 2022, at LA Convention Center, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
More information at https://www.laartshow.com/diverseartla/
