[ul+ure [l@sh : Video Works By Chris Corrente and Laura Hyunjhee Kim
December 6th, 7pm - December 28th, 10pm
Trifecta Gallery
107 E. Charleston #135
Las Vegas, NV 89104
Trifecta Gallery warmly welcomes the work of San Francisco artists, Chris Corrente and Laura Hyunjhee Kim to Las Vegas.
Please visit the gallery's, Attachment Room for December's Preview Thursday (12/6) and First Friday (12/7) events, or stop by anytime during the month for a San Francisco treat.
The art world has - through systematic, willful, and overt alienation - distanced itself from the social spaces of popular culture. Forced differentiation between ‘high culture’ and ‘low culture’ has narrowed fine art practices, and consequently eliminated vast potential audiences.
The trio of videos in “[ul+ure [l@sh: Video Works By Chris Corrente and Laura Hyunjhee Kim” are indicative of a larger dialogue (between artist, art-audience, and art-world) centered around expanding the boundaries of fine art. By appropriating the mediums, methodologies, and tropes of popular culture, both Corrente and Kim daringly blur the line between art and entertainment. The resulting work is thoroughly informed by the history of video and performance art, but appeals to the same sensibilities as contemporary video practices - sensibilities that are usually reserved for popular culture outlets such as television and the internet.
http://www.chriscorrente.com/
http://www.lauraonsale.com/
http://www.trifectagallery.com/
Curated by: Artist Michael Barrett
December 6th, 7pm - December 28th, 10pm
Trifecta Gallery
107 E. Charleston #135
Las Vegas, NV 89104
Trifecta Gallery warmly welcomes the work of San Francisco artists, Chris Corrente and Laura Hyunjhee Kim to Las Vegas.
Please visit the gallery's, Attachment Room for December's Preview Thursday (12/6) and First Friday (12/7) events, or stop by anytime during the month for a San Francisco treat.
The art world has - through systematic, willful, and overt alienation - distanced itself from the social spaces of popular culture. Forced differentiation between ‘high culture’ and ‘low culture’ has narrowed fine art practices, and consequently eliminated vast potential audiences.
The trio of videos in “[ul+ure [l@sh: Video Works By Chris Corrente and Laura Hyunjhee Kim” are indicative of a larger dialogue (between artist, art-audience, and art-world) centered around expanding the boundaries of fine art. By appropriating the mediums, methodologies, and tropes of popular culture, both Corrente and Kim daringly blur the line between art and entertainment. The resulting work is thoroughly informed by the history of video and performance art, but appeals to the same sensibilities as contemporary video practices - sensibilities that are usually reserved for popular culture outlets such as television and the internet.
http://www.chriscorrente.com/
http://www.lauraonsale.com/
http://www.trifectagallery.com/
Curated by: Artist Michael Barrett
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