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New series of exhibitions at kim? Contemporary Art Centre

We are pleased to invite you to the opening of kim? Contemporary Art Centre’s new series of exhibitions on March 24, at 7 pm!

The second of this year’s exhibition cycles will present three solo shows:

1> “The Shakiest of Things” by Rodrigo Hernandez
Mexican artist Rodrigo Hernandez’s exhibition will consist of papier-mâché installations, which will fuse with the architecture of the exhibition space. The exhibition title is derived from Swiss novelist Robert Walser’s work The Microscripts, which was written in a very specific manner, dimensionally approaching the limits of legibility in a condensed writing format.

2> “α: Deceived Deceivers” by Ieva Kraule
Ieva’s solo-exhibition will feature sculptures and a speaking robot aka automaton, who has been named “Sofia”. The robot is a character – the opposite of its creator’s weaknesses. Visually Sofija is likened to a human face, but technically it is operated by a simple mechanism that allows the robot to move its jaw and imitate an audible audio recorded story. The exhibition will be supplemented by the artist’s essay fragments, reciting a conversation between Sofia and her creator. During the conversation, the creator of the automaton tries to understand what it means to be a machine and compares it with human nature.

3>”Draft and Float” by Maija Luutonen
Assuming the surface of paintings as a disappearing material, the works in Luutonen’s exhibition “Draft and Float” play on the relationship between time and motion, the human and his surrounding environment – architecture, nature, their relationships and proportions.

Exhibitions on view till May 7.

Refreshments by ABSOLUT, Birzī & Valmiermuiža

kim? is supported by:
NP Properties, LR Kultūras ministrija, VKKF, Somijas vēstniecība, Rīgas dome, Krassky, Knauf, VKN, Gateway & Partners, Solvina, Vivex, Rīgas Laiks, Veto Magazine, Satori, Rīga TV24, Arterritory, Echo Gone Wrong

Main patron of educational programme:
MĀRIS MARTINSONS