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“Atkins’ 16-minute ‘Pianowork 2’ plunges deep into the so-called uncanny valley where simulations come close to perfect realism and seem weirder for it. Its companion, an 80-minute projection called ‘Sorcerer’…seems like a straightforward record of a theatrical piece [with] dialogue that sounds like the almost random chatter of friends, transcribed direct from life.

Without going digital, this results in some of the same tensions as ‘Pianowork 2’. Maybe the uncanny valley is where human culture likes to hang out.” — reviews Ed Atkins’ new works in today’s issue of .

“Sorcerer” and “Pianowork 2” are on view at 530 West 21st Street until January 6, 2024.

02/17/2020

If you are in Charlotte, NC, please join us on February 19 for the premiere of Matthew Barney's recent film, "Redoubt," in North Carolina.

Full details here: https://mintmuseum.org/events/redoubt-premiere/

https://mintmuseum.org/events/redoubt-premiere/

Live at the Mint, presented by Fifth Third Bank, celebrates Charlotte’s dynamic arts community. Each week will feature a new lineup, from performance art to lectures with leading artists, provocative films to gallery tours with community leaders (and lots of specially-crafted art activities and cr...

01/29/2020

Matthew Barney's "Redoubt" will play at Cleveland Cinematheque, Cleveland tomorrow, January 30 at 8:45pm. Click the link below for more information and tickets.

Matthew (The Cremaster Cycle) Barney’s “eminently accessible” (Slant Magazine) new film finds the artist-filmmaker in the snowy Sawtooth Mountains of his native Idaho. There an updated version of the myth of Diana and Actaeon unfolds as a huntress (real-life sharpshooter Anette Wachter), accom...

01/27/2019

The United States premiere of Ian Cheng’s “BOB” opens this week on January 31 from 6-8pm at Gladstone’s 21st Street location. Taking the form of a branching serpent, BOB’s body, mind, and personality will evolve over the course of its display as stimuli from both AI models and gallery-goers alike influence its actions and beliefs. Viewers are invited to send their own stimuli and “parental forces” to BOB through BOB Shrine, an iOS app available worldwide. The exhibition will be on view through March 23; please visit https://bobs.ai/ for more details about downloading the app.