BRAW HAUS PRESENTS MULTIFACETED BY KYND | March 8 - April 5, 2024 | ZAZ CORNER
ZAZ10TS partners with Braw Haus to present KYND’s “Multifaceted” Exhibition. Introducing a retrospective exhibition featuring works from 2013 to 2023 by generative digital artist KYND. Curated by Braw Haus, the exhibition marks the first time Kynd’s innovative art will be showcased in New York, offering audiences an exclusive look at the evolution of his poetic coding. The series of digital artworks will be featured on the ZAZ Corner Billboard during the month of March.
LEAPS OF CONScIOUSNESS, Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts MFA Program.: FEBRUARY 23, 2024
Leaps of Consciousness | Rona Yefman
On February 23, 2024, ZAZ Corner will host a special screening on the ZAZ Corner billboard featuring video artworks created by students from Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts MFA Program. Under the guidance of Rona Yefman during her mentor week workshop, students explored new artistic experiences and practices, fully immersing their artwork in the vibrant community of the city. Amidst the challenges of today's era and within the bustling urban environment, they ask the question: "Can art make a difference?" Learn More
Participating students: Sasha Fishman, Valeria Gullien, Yiwei Lu, Kai Oh, Benjamin Salesse, Francisca Brunet Bayon, Dany Castro, Devon Pin Chen, Cloris Dong, Leena Kim, Sharon Lee, Antonio Vidal de Lascurain , Anzel Yang | Mentor: Rona Yefman
URI KATZENSTEIN, JANUARY 2 - APril 21, 2024 | ZAZ Gallery
ZAZ10TS showcasing Uri Katzenstein’s videos in the ZAZ Gallery for the New Years 2024.
Uri Katzenstein focused his artistic expression on video projects and installations in the latter stages of his career. Using video allowed him to incorporate other elements from his repertoire such as sculpture, performance art and music.
“I love to work with the spoilage...These are the things that are incompetent, negligible, like bad roots that grow behind stones, but a lot can come from them like healing plants. Everything that ostensibly has no purpose, but over time can have a very deep purpose. And this is the concept that is in my work. I am interested in taking you on a journey that is dichotomy, is also enjoyable but also horrible, apocalyptic and primary, and primitive.“
— Uri Katzenstein (1951 - 2018)