CURRENT/UPCOMING
All correspondence and ephemera and papers pertaining to Silvia Kolbowski's practice are now part of the Bard College CCS archives. Contact the Archive to access material.
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Event with documentation Jared Quinton in conversation with Silvia Kolbowski April 15, 2020
Click on link below to view discussion.
Zoom screening and discussion held in relation to the exhibition Silvia Kolbowski: A Few Howls Again, planned to open at Gallery 44, Toronto, on March 20th, but temporarily suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This exhibition is now slated to open in Fall of 2020.
The exhibition was curated by Magdalyn Asimakis, Alexandra Symons-Sutcliffe, and Jared Quinton. This discussion was included with a Zoom screening of the film "That Monster: An Allegory" on April 18th, co-sponsored by Gallery 44 and The Images Festival, Toronto.
Additional material from the exhibition can be found on the gallery website: www.gallery44.org/exhibitions/few-howls-again
Interview: Silvia Kolbowski Writer and Curator Dennis Brzek interviewed me for arts of the working class (click on image)
Event with documentation Mignon Nixon in conversation with Silvia Kolbowski May 30th, 2020
Zoom screening by Gallery 44 of after hiroshima mon amour, w/discussion with Mignon Nixon,+ concluding with an audience exchange, including Rosalyn Deutsche, Carrie Lambert-Beatty, Juliet Mitchell, + Michele Theriault.
This was one of two online elements of my covid-suspended one-person exhibition at Gallery 44, "A few howls again," curated by Magdalyn Asimakis, Alexandra Symons-Sutcliffe, +Jared Quinton. Scroll down to see access to the first event.
To view only the May 23rd discussion between Mignon Nixon and Silvia Kolbowski
To view the whole May 30th event
Relevant time-codes related to the whole May 30th event
Statements by Silvia and Mignon 01.35
After Hiroshima Mon Amour (there's a glitch at the beginning, leaving out the title frames, but the rest is ok.) 08.42
The may 23rd discussion with Mignon Nixon 31.27
q+a with the audience 53.04
"Discussion: Silvia Kolbowski and Jane Weinstock," 1986 is now available in a digitized, searchable, and downloadable version of the full run of m/f a feminist journal, 1978-1986.
Silvia Kolbowski: A Few Howls Again
Gallery 44, Toronto, March 20-April 25, 2020 Curated by Magdalyn Asimakis, Jared Quinton, and Alexandra Symons-Sutcliff, and sponsored by Gallery 44 and The Images Festival.
This exhibition has been suspended due to Covid19. Videos and catalogue can be accessed here:
That Monster: An Allegory Film Screening by Silvia Kolbowski The Emily Harvey Foundation 537 Broadway #2 NYC Friday, February 7th, 2019
A conversation with the art historian Rosalyn Deutsche will follow the screening.
Silvia Kolbowski, That Monster: An Allegory
A review by Sasha Archibald in The White Review Online Exclusive, January 2020
Posted on Texts/Interviews: Interview by Maud Jacquin and Sebastien Pluot on Enlarged from the Catalogue: Michael Asher
A few howls again in Terror, Urban Art Center, Gorzow, Poland. Curated by Leszek Golec. Oct/Nov 2019
Una presentation sobre la insuficiencia de las imagines A few howls again screened at La Cueva, Mexico City. 5 October 2019. Curated by Jared Quinton.
Missing Asher in The Intolerable Straight Line Galerie Art & Essai, Universite´ Rennes II, Rennes, France Curated by Maud Jacquin and Sébastien Pluot 15 November 2019-16 January 2020
That Monster: An Allegory A screening with accompanying discussion The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London April 10, 2019 test
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