Photo reportage from the exhibition ‘Kā skan, Tā atskan’ curated by Marta Trektere at the No Moon, New York

No Moon is pleased to present Kā skan, Tā atskan*, an exhibition curated by Marta Trektere which brings together paintings and sculptures by a group of young artists based in Latvia and the United States.

*The title is in Latvian and translates roughly to It echoes how It sounds.

A Resolution Made In Bryant Park

Maple syrup on my potato pancakes
Don’t you know who I am?

I have never been to Europe
I hear an underlying velvet drone as if John Cale was still playing with La Monte Young
But a line must be drawn somewhere

The swing of a suspended lens
Ideally distant
It’s transparent to a basis
Which has a disappearance of it’s own

Three fine nudes in an evening sky
Each with a different colored ribbon
You’re measuring inches
Paneer ambient. Rice drone.

Reverb through my ears
Reversed drum beats and a small knocking on a teapot of sorts
The crippling sound of Genesis
I might stop now or could go on forever.

-Marta Trektere

Exhibition title : Kā skan, Tā atskan
Venue : No Moon, New York
Date : November 26^th – December 21^st 2019
Artists : Kaspars Groševs, Philip Hinge, Emma Pryde, Joe Speier, Līga Spunde, Hanna Umin, Amanda Ziemele.

Photography: Philip Hinge

Kaspars Groševs. NOMOON-ATSKAN (exhibition soundtrack)