Swiss Institute Presents Rafał Skoczek's Kino Drift Off-Site Project at WSA in New York
Kino Drift, an off-site initiative by Swiss Institute, is currently exhibited at WSA in New York, serving as a temporary venue for cultural activities. This project features film screenings, concerts, readings, publications, and artworks in a constantly evolving environment. Rafał Skoczek's work encompasses painting, exhibition-making, publishing, music, and collaborative programming, often reflecting social and infrastructural themes. For this project, he converts an artist studio into a space for community interaction, leveraging a network of ongoing projects and relationships. The exhibition, which combines elements of cinema, library, and venue, evolves throughout its duration, promoting unique experiences with each visit. Swiss Institute's dedication to off-site projects that engage with wider cultural contexts is evident here, highlighting the significance of experimental and collaborative practices in contemporary art. Additional information regarding the schedule and participants can be found through the institution.
Key facts
- Swiss Institute is presenting Kino Drift, an off-site project by artist Rafał Skoczek.
- Kino Drift is a temporary exhibition space and venue for self-organized cultural activity.
- It includes film screenings, concerts, readings, publications, and artworks.
- The environment continuously shifts over the course of its duration.
- Skoczek's practice moves between painting, exhibition-making, publishing, music, and collaborative programming.
- For Kino Drift, he transforms an artist studio into a site for gathering and exchange.
- The exhibition develops progressively throughout its duration.
- It functions less as a static presentation than as an evolving set of conditions.
Entities
Artists
- Rafał Skoczek
Institutions
Locations
- New York
- United States