past Exhibitions
Where’s the Remote?
June 15th - July 23rd, 2020
Sit Still Projects is pleased to announce its inaugural exhibition Where’s the Remote? The 16 artists chosen cover a range of processes and approaches to the moving image, which serve as a response to time spent in quarantine. A remote is both a noun and an adjective, a device which can only be accessed by means of a network and denoting a place far from the main centers of population. This exhibition considers the common phrase in relation to distance, comfort, and accessibility with a “both and” attitude to the given definitions.
Crystal Heiden, Studio Drawing 3, 6:11, 2020
Susan Luss, Sheep Meadow - Central Park, 14:44, 2020
Mayron Ayenew, Distant, 3:55, 2020
Taylor Yocom, Flowers/Distance, 4:18, 2020
Wendy Raigosa, She Rises & Falls: A Video Series, 2:16, 2020
Rachel Dickson, The Gloves, 00:22, 2020
Annie Chen Ziyao, Ms. Meta Meta, 2:51, 2020
Isabella Uliasz, Zoom, 7:17, 2020
Ethan Dodd, Boddi, 8:04, 2020
Nicole Kouts, Você consegue me ver? (Can you see me?), 5:23, 2020
Maria Agureeva, Untitled, 2:00, 2020
Mateo Vargas, Relief, 1:50, 2020
David Borawski, Vestibule Pull, 3:05, 2020
Neil Daigle Orians, The Joy of PAIN(ting), 28:08, 2020
Dani Smith, Cat Shit, 3:25, 2020
Yosi Negrín Ruiz, Social()Distancing, 2:25, 2020