Projects – viralnet-v4.net

PDF-OBJECTS and Cassandra

September 24, 2019

Kandis Williams is an artist, writer, editor, and publisher living and working in Los Angeles and Berlin. She received her BFA from the Cooper Union School of Art, New York and has had recent solo shows in New York, Los Angeles, Baltimore and Vienna. She has an active curatorial and writing practice, and runs CASSANDRA Press with artist Taylor Doran. Her work often explores contemporary critical theory including, but not limited to, racial-nationalism, authority and eroticism. She is also a visiting faculty member at CalArts. Kandis is represented by Night Gallery in Los Angeles. … More PDF-OBJECTS and Cassandra

Project Scream

March 10, 2019

Project Scream is the Center for Integrated Media and viralnet-v4.net’s third curatorial sound project. This project follows our past two sound initiatives: the Lament Project and Imagining Tellus # 28: Heard in LA. Curators Carmina Escobar, Fy, and Tom Leeser invited a variety of performance, electronic, acoustic, noise, text and visual artists to contemplate the meaning of the word … More Project Scream

Feminist Conversations: Reaching Back Looking Forward

January 10, 2019

The exhibition, “Feminist Conversations: Reaching Back Looking Forward,” is part of the CalArts Library’s Curating the Institute Archives Project, a student-led curation project of the Special Collections and Institute Archives Reading Room and the Library’s Quiet Study Room with materials from the Institute Archives… … More Feminist Conversations: Reaching Back Looking Forward

Dany Naierman and Tom Jennings

February 22, 2018

Networked Library video report by Dany Naierman on “Tomorrow is Already Here” from the library of Tom Jennings … More Dany Naierman and Tom Jennings

Imagining Tellus # 28: Heard in LA

August 16, 2017

A speculative audiocassette: an archaeological artifact of the present. Not available through subscription or purchase, for educational use only. … More Imagining Tellus # 28: Heard in LA

it’s more how I expected it to be than I expected that it would be.

July 11, 2017

Jacob Goldman

Participants were asked to try to describe the sound of their own voices as they speak, so that what’s describing is what’s being described and vice versa. … More it’s more how I expected it to be than I expected that it would be.

Networked Studio Project

April 21, 2017

“An artist’s studio should be a small space because small rooms discipline the mind and large ones distract it.”

—Leonardo da Vinci … More Networked Studio Project

Networked Library Project

January 4, 2017

The Networked Library Project looks at the artist’s library as a creative research space, a source for collection, identity and practice. It embraces the natural impulse towards curiosity, activism, exchange and occasional eccentricity. … More Networked Library Project

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Dry Run

January 3, 2017

Dry Run is a “poetic sound installation” that responds to and explores the implications of the word, Drought. … More Dry Run

24 Fragments of Purifoy

January 2, 2017

Tom Leeser

Noah Purifoy exhumed and transformed technology’s phantom through a creative process of direct activity and making. He built a network of “power-objects” in his remote desert compound in Joshua Tree, California, far outside the urban boundaries of industrial Los Angeles and long before the Internet. … More 24 Fragments of Purifoy