1-min studio visit clip by @jdisc.mov filmed at Last Frontier NYC; incl. footage by @icaronsilva and @giannipipoli_ (drone).
Soundtrack by the mega-talented @ericamariemancini !!!
Oil, acrylics and pastels on wood, 47” x 82”
(119 x 208 cm)
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Spurred by the monthly sound healing sessions set in the tepee in my studio, Sound Shapes is a multidisciplinary collaboration between four artists from our Mothership NYC collective. Together with vocalist /composer /musician Katy Gunn and sound healer Boshko Boskovic, I am exploring how sound orchestrates the dance of energy and matter as the catalyst of creation and perpetual transmutation. Our ongoing experimental project—which encompasses painting, sacred geometry, video, experimental music, improvised action, and sound healing—is being captured by documentary filmmaker David Pérez Pérez for a story coming soon to a theater near you!
Norwegians in New York. Curated by Lise Ellingsen.
Scandinavia House Gallery, 58 Park Avenue, New York
A neighbourhood guide to Brooklyn
The borough that birthed the global hipster phenomenon is as cool as ever — now its lesser-known neighbourhoods are shaking off their reputations and reinventing themselves as the new Brooklyn.
Spiraling Smoke 13, 2019.
Oil, acrylics and pastels on panel 8’ x 4’ (244 x 144 cm)
In REPOPULATIONS exhibition curated by Daniela Holban
Broadway Stages Gallery, NYC
September 21-29, 2019
A 3-day flash exhibition
Robert Miller Gallery space
524 West 26th Street
New York, NY, 10001
Welcome to Last Frontier NYC (est. 2014), the painting studio of Sol Kjøk, Broadway Stages’ Artist-in-Residence. On most days, this floor serves as a private workspace, but occasionally, it becomes a venue for multidisciplinary artistic collaborations.
Events are sometimes hosted by Mothership NYC (est. 2005), Sol’s artist residence community a few blocks away; sometimes by NOoSPHERE Arts (est. 2011), a 501c3 organization originally founded by Sol to bring artist peers from elsewhere to NYC. This nonprofit is now the arts partner in the coalition behind Kingsland Wildflowers (est. 2016), the rooftop meadows crowning the building.
