Dannielle Tegeder's Chroma Machine Suite at H&R Block Artspace explores translation, collaboration, and community
From January 27 to March 17, 2018, H&R Block Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute showcased Dannielle Tegeder's solo exhibition titled Chroma Machine Suite: Forecasting Faultlines in the Cosmos. This exhibition included a large wall installation that involved students and culminated in a collaborative workshop and performance. Tegeder's artistic practice encompasses painting, sound, sculpture, and performance, drawing inspiration from Latin American abstraction and architects such as Lina Bo Bardi. In 2017, her exhibition at Johannes Vogt Gallery featured works by Peter Halley and Barry Schwabsky. Future endeavors include a solo show at NC-Arte in Bogotá and a Percent for Art project in the summer of 2018. A discussion with Sharmistha Ray highlighted her interdisciplinary focus that transcends Eurocentric modernism.
Key facts
- Dannielle Tegeder's exhibition Chroma Machine Suite: Forecasting Faultlines in the Cosmos ran from January 27 to March 17, 2018
- The exhibition was held at H&R Block Artspace at Kansas City Art Institute in Kansas City, Missouri
- Tegeder collaborated with students on a wall installation and planned a workshop and performance
- She draws inspiration from Latin American abstraction and architects like Lina Bo Bardi and Oscar Niemeyer
- Her 2017 exhibition at Johannes Vogt Gallery featured four iterations with contributions from Peter Halley and Barry Schwabsky
- Tegeder creates mobiles from colored glass that translate shapes from her paintings
- She has an upcoming solo exhibition at NC-Arte in Bogotá, Colombia
- Tegeder is completing a Percent for Art project in summer 2018
Entities
Artists
- Dannielle Tegeder
- Sharmistha Ray
- Peter Halley
- Barry Schwabsky
- Lygia Pape
- Lygia Clark
- Omar Barquet
- Mauro Giaconi
- Eva Hesse
- Lee Bontecou
- Gego
- Matthew Evan Taylor
- Sarah Goffstein
Institutions
- H&R Block Artspace
- Kansas City Art Institute
- Elizabeth Foundation
- Met Breuer
- MoMA
- Johannes Vogt Gallery
- University of Tennessee, Knoxville
- Hamilton College
- University of Hartford
- NC-Arte
- Artnet
- Brooklyn Rail
Locations
- Kansas City
- Missouri
- New York
- Mexico City
- Mexico
- Argentina
- Chile
- Brazil
- Berlin
- Germany
- India
- Mumbai
- Bogotá
- Colombia
- Norway
- Vietnam