Zhou Tao, After Reality, 2013 (video still). Installation view at The Training.
This weekend is your last chance to see Zhou Tao’s exhibition The Training at Kadist Paris. If you can’t make it Paris, check out the installation shots on Kapsul and this Kadiview in which Tao speaks about the work After Reality.
The exhibition closes on April 14.
Kadist is presenting a San Francisco iteration of the Living As Form Exhibition, a wide-ranging survey of socially engaged projects. The exhibition will be up, with rotating selections and events programming, through May 12.
Independent curator Christina Linden, who has organized the show’s presentation at Kadist, created a Kapsul of selections from the archive assembled for the show. It features photographs and descriptions of some great projects, including Darren O’Donnell’s 2006 “Haircuts By Children”, pictured above. Click through to see the rest of the Kapsul.
This iteration of Living As Form (The Nomadic Version) is co-organized by Creative Time and Independent Curators International (ICI), and assembled in collaboration with Kadist Art Foundation in San Francisco.
Paul Thek Kapsul, full of pictures and videos.
Kadist Art Foundation encourages the contribution of the arts to society, collecting and producing contemporary artworks and conducting programs to promote the artist's role as cultural agent. Kadist's collections reflect the global scope of contemporary art, and its programs develop collaborations between Kadist's local contexts (Paris, San Francisco) and artists, curators and art institutions worldwide.
