Horizon Art Foundation, Los Angeles
Inaugural artist in residence
February - March, 2022
How artist Laurie Kang 'misuses' material to create tactile, carnal installations, Deborah Vankin, Los Angeles Times
Horizon’s mission is to promote cultural understanding and dialogue through artistic endeavors. The Foundation’s residency program is a means to facilitate cultural exchange and support the work of promising artists in the early to middle stage of their careers. Advised by institutional curators, Horizon seeks to identify exciting practitioners based in the US and abroad, and gives particular emphasis to artists of color. These nominated artists are invited to hold residencies in Los Angeles. The program intends to provide a generous, supportive platform to artists at a crucial point in their career, and also aims to foster a greater understanding of our complex globalized world.
Inaugural artist in residence
February - March, 2022
How artist Laurie Kang 'misuses' material to create tactile, carnal installations, Deborah Vankin, Los Angeles Times
Horizon’s mission is to promote cultural understanding and dialogue through artistic endeavors. The Foundation’s residency program is a means to facilitate cultural exchange and support the work of promising artists in the early to middle stage of their careers. Advised by institutional curators, Horizon seeks to identify exciting practitioners based in the US and abroad, and gives particular emphasis to artists of color. These nominated artists are invited to hold residencies in Los Angeles. The program intends to provide a generous, supportive platform to artists at a crucial point in their career, and also aims to foster a greater understanding of our complex globalized world.
Molt
Tanned and unfixed film (continually sensitive), spherical magnets, cast aluminum fungus
Variable installation
Tanned and unfixed film (continually sensitive), spherical magnets, cast aluminum fungus
Variable installation