The Browser: At the Whitney, ‘Programmed’ Piquantly Draws Out Connections Between TV and the Internet
The show traces the origins of recent developments in digital art to a surprising source: Minimalism.
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Mika Tajima Joins Kayne Griffin Corcoran in Los Angeles
The New York–based artist will have a show at the gallery in November 2019.
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“All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace”
A quiet, placid atmosphere filled the rooms of the group show “All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace.” The sculptures, installations, and video projections on view evoked a present tense where…
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Mika Tajima and Patricia Treib Named Winners of 2017 New York Artadia Awards
Artadia named the winners of its 2017 New York Artadia Awards today: Mika Tajima and Patricia Treib. For the award, available to visual artists living in New York City for over two years, both…
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Making Noise: Mika Tajima on YouTube
New York artist Mika Tajima creates sculptures, installations, prints, and performances based on digital data that she collects. Her work often reflects the relationship between changing economic cond…
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All Gold Everything: Mika Tajima’s Public Art
Mika Tajima’s Meridian (Gold), 2016, resides in Hunter’s Point South Park along the southern portion of the East River waterfront in Long Island City, Queens. The public sculpture, which will be on…
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Ambient Aesthetics
Monitoring commodity prices, asset values, and the digital measurement of collective happiness, â?¨Mika Tajima creates artworks and installations—sometimes diffuse and cloudy, sometimes violent…
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In 2016, All of SculptureCenter’s Solo Shows Will Be With Women Artists
The 2016 lineup of solo shows at SculptureCenter in Long Island City will feature projects exclusively by female artists—Rochelle Goldberg, Leslie Hewitt, Mika Tajima (doing a public commission in…
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From Brushstroke to Keystroke and Back Again: Six Artists Talk Contemporary Painting at the New Museum
"None of the terms of painting really make sense to me," the artist Molly Zuckerman-Hartung said on Saturday at the New Museum's contemporary painting symposium, held in honor of its current Albert Oe…
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