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Anti-Art

The absence of Definition

 Featuring 21 Artists From Around the World

The absence of Definition.

Featured Artists: 

Alcy Hart, Aulia Herwita, CC, CG Hall, Derek Raymond, Diana Rusyaykina, Gary Duehr, Hannah Zizza, Jose Benitez, Josh Stein, Katalin Pusztaszeri, Liz Mo, Llewyn Jones, Maksim Shishov, Mariaceleste Arena, Margo Vovchok, Melis ARSLAN, Pelulya, Sofoklis Kiourtzoglou, Svetlana Vasina, William Josephs Radford.

 

April 17th, 2023 - June 31st, 2023

OVERVIEW

Anti-art is a loose term that is applied to artistic forms that question the existing accepted definition of art or questions art in general. Anti-artwork may criticize certain aspects of art or artistic standards overall. As the 2020s continue to challenge our values, change our ideals, and force us to think outside of the box. The Milostka Exhibition Center curated an exhibit that showcases the absence of established artistic practices and historically celebrated aesthetics.

 

Through their unorthodox mediums and concepts artists have expressed themselves and their own personal view of what art really is to them through a variety of works.  Art has no definition it is a subjective spectrum that is not made to be limited within any standards and it is in itself a constant debate of itself created to be self reflective and a search for what makes it so.

 

ORGANIZED BY

Emma McMullin, Director of Curatorial Affairs; Ana Catarina Bizarro, Chief Curator; Maria Tabet, Lead Senior Curator; Anwar Mohammad, Senior Curator;  Kimberly Fabbri, Senior Curator; Kayla  Feeney , Curatorial Apprentice; Kendrra Thoms , Curatorial Apprentice; Connor Lane , Technical Manager.

Exhibition

Catalog

Artist Interviews

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With your donation of as little as $3, the price of coffee, you can ensure our next cohort of 30 artists get free open call submissions and the Anti-Art exhibition remains free for public viewing! Donate any amount one-time or become a recurring monthly donor of any amount. 

 

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VIRTUAL 3D EXHIBITION
Explore the Milostka Center for Exhibitions 360-degree Virtual Gallery 
EXHIBITION CATALOG

Click below to explore the artists' biography and collection. 

AVAILABLE NOW! Catalog will be available for purchase on April 17th.
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INTERVIEWS

About Art,  Anti-art ,  and Institutional Critique

For a full interview, click on each artist's name. 
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Visual Artist/ Art Director

Instagram: @svetavasina

"I explore relationships and the emotional dynamics that shape them. My work is influenced by cultural and personal mythologies, and it often touches on themes of melancholia and the quiet violence of being. I work in various media, including painting, mixed media, and digital art."

 

Photographer

Instagram: josephsradford

 

"These are no ordinary photographs of flowers. On the surface they may appear very normal, however the technique which was used to capture them is completely unique and never been done before."

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Photographer/ Cinematographer

Instagram: @kiourtzoglou

 

"We leave at the era of images!"

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Creative Artist/ Musician/ Writer

Instagram: @steincreates

"My work creates unexpected moments of precariousness. I use metallic, iridescent, and fluorescent acrylics, textures that lift the paint from the canvas, and a variety of hot glues which add dimensionality to the surfaces."

 

Multimedia Artist/ Activist

Instagram: @jocoseben

"Benítez's artwork serves as an exploration of how through the use of art & technology, we are creating a new semblance of normalcy and reality. He is concerned with how humans' identities and struggles interact, portray, and evolve alongside the digital landscape."

 

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