Experimental Filmmakers and Collaborative Projects Featured in Costa Rica, North Korea, and New York Exhibitions
Two experimental filmmakers employ poetic methodologies to depict the world in their work. Concurrent solo exhibitions at a new experimental space in San José, Costa Rica, investigate collecting artifacts. A mysterious collaborative focused on virtuality has staged a secret exhibition in North Korea. Japan Society in New York presents photography addressing history, loss, and the 2011 Tohoku earthquake disaster. Another exhibition features paintings that explore imagery and language. Roland Flexner's work is shown alongside Japanese bronzes at Sargent's Daughters gallery in New York, with that exhibition running through Sunday.
Key facts
- Two experimental filmmakers use poetic methodologies
- Concurrent solo shows at a new experimental space in San José, Costa Rica
- Exhibitions explore artifacts of collecting
- A mysterious collaborative interested in virtuality stages a secret show in North Korea
- Photography exhibition at Japan Society addresses Tohoku earthquake disaster
- Show of paintings explores imagery and language
- Roland Flexner and Japanese bronzes exhibited at Sargent's Daughters
- Sargent's Daughters exhibition runs through Sunday
Entities
Artists
- Roland Flexner
Institutions
- Japan Society
- Sargent's Daughters
Locations
- San José
- Costa Rica
- North Korea
- New York
- United States