The Rise of the Care Machines

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“The Rise of the Care Machines” September 25th - Oct 8th 2021

Artists:

Julie Béna, Catherine Biocca, Ching Ching Cheng, Sofía Córdova, Julie Grosche, Faith Holland and Hildegard Holland Watter, Monika Horčicová, Wednesday Kim, Rory Scott, Flavia Visconte

@chingchingcheng @juliebena @catherinebiocca @yagrumo_yal @julie_grosche 

@asugarhigh @monika_horcicova @rks_xo @flaviavisconte @wednesdaykimm

 

A collaborative project with

Juniin Galleria x De: Formal 

Juniin is a gallery space in Guayaquil’s downtown art circle. Founded by Libbi Ponce, it seeks to offer an international platform for local emerging artists and collaborators working in new media art and ���������� forms of production.
 

@Jun.ii.n @pibbi.lonce @juanfelipeparedes 

 

De:Formal is an artists-run online platform dedicated to promoting critical conversations in contemporary art. We present emerging artists who work with video, performance, installation, sculpture, media art and other forms under-recognized in the conventional gallery system. We conduct artist interviews, curate online and offline exhibitions, and host monthly virtual residencies

 @deformal_ @wednesdaykimm @vincent_cy_chen

www.deformal.com

" The Rise of the Care Machine." is traveling to Guayaquil, Ecuador ! 

The artists involved in this exhibition do not reproduce the discourses and practices in which motherhood has been traditionally identified for centuries, but have appropriated this experience to the point of resignifying it from their experience, and from what each one is and has allowed feeling free. 
Through video, 3D sculpture, animation film, AR filter, and gif, a diverse group of artists explore the representations of the feminine in technology, the cycle of life and death, the subjects of social reproduction, and the care crisis.
 

The Rise of the Care Machines is dedicated to the new media artists who are mothers.