IN THE MEDIA
GALLERIES NOW | FEATURE | 22 FEBRUARY 2018
STINE DEJA AND MARIE MUNK: SYNTHETIC SEDUCTION
Galleries Now, arts events listing site, has featured AKG’s current show Synthetic Seduction online. →
FOOD REPUBLIC | INTERVIEW | 21 FEBRUARY 2018
How David Lynch Inspired The Design At A Trippy Bushwick Bar, By Tiffany Do
Signe Pierce has been interviewed by Food Republic about her role in the design of the David-Lynch-inspired Rose Gold, a new bar in Brooklyn, New York. →
STERN | REVIEW | 20 FEBRUARY 2018
Hamburg-based news magazine Stern has reviewed Virtual Normality – Women Net Artists 2.0 at Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig, which features work by Signe Pierce (article in German). →
INDIE | REVIEW | 20 FEBRUARY 2018
In order to gauge public opinion of Virtual Normality – Women Net Artists 2.0, a group show at MdbK Leipzig curated by Anika Meier, Indie Mag has gathered responses from visitors to the museum about the current state of feminism today in this unique review of the exhibition. →
AQNB | FEATURE | 15 FEBRUARY 2018
What’s on? AQNB’s weekly list of events + openings around London: Feb 14 – Feb 20
AQNB has listed the opening of SYNTHETIC SEDUCTION, a new dual show featuring the work of Stine Deja and Marie Munk, as one of their top event picks for the week. →
SPIEGEL | ARTICLE | 10 FEBRUARY 2018
Man mag es nicht, das Fremde, By Sibylle Berg
In a new column, Spiegel writer Sibylle Berg uses Signe Pierce’s American Reflexxx as a starting point for a wider conversation about the relationship between immediacy, tolerance, self-control and bigotry in the modern world (article in German). →
JOHN BINGHAM | FEATURE | 08 FEBRUARY 2018
Artist and writer John Bingham has featured Cacotopia 02 on his blog! The group show features five recent graduates from around Europe, giving these young artists a chance to show off their work. Rather than showing all five artists at once, in this show, each artist is shown once at a time as the show unfolds over five weeks. →
IT’S NICE THAT | INTERVIEW | 06 FEBRUARY 2018
Multimedia artist Stine Deja satirises the commodification of mindfulness, By Daphne Milner
Stine Deja has been interviewed and profiled by Daphne Milner for It’s Nice That, where she talks about her relationship to the commodification of mindfulness. →
THE TIMES | REVIEW | 04 FEBRUARY 2018
Art review: Digital_self, by Cristín Leach
Cristin Leach has written a short but poignant review of Digital_self, a current group show in the Project Spaces at the Irish Museum of Modern Art featuring the work of Molly Soda. Leach writes: “Everyone’s a self-portrait maker now, broadcasting to a global audience via social media. Aptly, the most compelling work comes from artists using digital platforms.” →
MONOPOL | ARTICLE | 04 FEBRUARY 2018
Künstlerinnen in Zeiten sozialer Medien, By Anika Meier
In a new article about female artists in the time of social media, writer and curator Anika Meier discusses the work of Signe Pierce, Molly Soda, and Arvida Byström in the context of the changing nature of female identity as mediated by digital technology (article in German). →
FAD MAGAZINE | FEATURE | 04 FEBRUARY 2018
THE TOP 7 ART EXHIBITIONS TO SEE IN LONDON THIS WEEK 04/02/18, By Tabish Khan
FAD Magazine has listed Cacotopia 02, the current group show at Annka Kultys Gallery, as one of the top 7 art exhibitions to see in London right now. The author, Tabish Khan, writes: “This impressive and labour intensive exhibition returns with a new artist every week during the six week run. My visit coincided with Hugo Servanin’s classical sculptures that allow water to seep into them and this distorts their shape over time. But the beauty of the show is visitors will have a different experience to mine.” →
FLUTER | REVIEW | 03 FEBRUARY 2018
Ein Megafon, um zurückzubrüllen, By Marlene Halser
Marlene Halser has written a review of Virtual Normality – Women Net Artists 2.0, featuring work by Signe Pierce, at Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig (article in German). →
DRØME | INTERVIEW | 02 FEBRUARY 2018
Artist Signe Pierce on How to Take Up Space and Puncture People’s Realities, By Marianne Abbott
Marianne Abbott has interviewed Signe Pierce for DRØME Magazine about the contrast between harsh aggression and soft femininity in her work. →
DREAM IDEA MACHINE | FEATURE | 02 FEBRUARY 2018
Dreamideamachine ART VIEW has included SYNTHETIC SEDUCTION, the upcoming dual-show of work by Stine Deja and Marie Munk, in its most recent art news round up. →
OFFICE | INTERVIEW | 02 FEBRUARY 2018
The Knee-Jerk Mirror, By John Martin Tilley
John Martin Tilley has interviewed Signe Pierce for Office Magazine about her presentation of American Reflexxx at New Release Gallery in New York City. →
DIGICULT | REVIEW | 01 FEBRUARY 2018
“Future Love”: Desire and Kinship in Hypernature
Digicult has written a review of Future Love: Desire and Kinship in Hypernature, a group show at Haus der electronischen Künste Basel featuring works by !Mediengruppe Bitnik. →
I-D | REVIEW | 30 JANUARY 2018
Diese Künstlerinnen hinterfragen Rollenklischees im Zeitalter digitaler Inszenierung
i-D Deutschland has reviewed Virtual Normality – Women Net Artists 2.0, an exhibition at Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig featuring the works of Molly Soda, Signe Pierce and Arvida Bystöm (article in German). →
WALL STREET INTERNATIONAL | FEATURE | 29 JANUARY 2018
Wall Street International has featured Cacotopia 02, the current group show at Annka Kultys Gallery. Featuring the work of five emerging artists—Yarli Allison, Michal Plata, Hugo Servanin, Bob Bicknell-Knight and Dominic Dispirito—the show aims to give these young creatives a first platform to display their talent. Rather than showing all five artists at once, Cacotopia 02 shows one artist at a time, unfolding over the course of five weeks. →
DOJO | REVIEW | 25 JANUARY 2018
Things-to-do app DOJO has reviewed Cacotopia 02, the current group show at Annka Kultys Gallery. Unlike traditional group shows in which all of the artists are shown together, in Cacotopia, each artist is shown one at a time over the course of five weeks. For the second edition of this annual exhibition program, the artists selected are Yarli Allison, Michal Plata, Hugo Servanin, Bob Bicknell-Knight and Dominic Dispirito. →
DIE ZUKUNFT | REVIEW | 26 JANUARY 2018
Pics or it didn’t happen, By Michael Meyns
Michael Meyns has written a review of Virtual Normality – Women Net Artist’s 2.0, a new group show at Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig that includes the work of Molly Soda, Signe Pierce and Arvida Byström (article in German). →
LES INROCKUPTIBLES | REVIEW | 25 JANUARY 2018
Les Inrockuptibles has reviewed Virtual Normality: Women Net Artists 2.0 at Museum de bildenden Künste Leipzig, including works by Molly Soda, Signe Pierce and Arvida Byström (article in French). →
HUNGER TV | FEATURE | 24 JANUARY 2018
Five Female Visual Artists to Follow Right Now
Signe Pierce has been listed by Hunger TV as one of “five female visual artists to follow right now” alongside peers Juno Calypso, Maisie Cousins, Alice Joiner and Alice Skinner. →
RADIO TÉLÉVISION SUISSE | REVIEW | 24 JANUARY 2018
Une exposition examine l’impact de la technologie sur notre sexualité, By Tom Hägler
Tom Hägler of RTS has reviewed Future Love. Desire and Kinship in Hypernature, an exhibition of artworks that explore technologically mediated intimacy in the modern world at HeK Basel, and which features !Mediengruppe Bitnik (article in French). →
THE EYE OF PHOTOGRAPHY | REVIEW | 24 JANUARY 2018
Best Of 2018 – Leah Schrager’s play with the male gaze
The Eye of Photography has reviewed the work of Signe Pierce in Virtual Normality: Women Net Artists 2.0 at MdbK Leipzig. →
THE ART GORGEOUS | REVIEW | 22 JANUARY 2018
The World’s Hottest Anti-Trump Art, By Nadja Sayej
The Art Gorgeous has reviewed One Year of Resistance, a group show at Untitled Space in New York City featuring artworks that were created in reaction to the current American political climate under Donald Trump’s presidency. →
WIDEWALLS | REVIEW | 19 JANUARY 2018
One Year of Resistance – How Artists See Trump’s Presidency So Far, By Angie Kordic
Swiss art magazine Widewalls has reviewed One Year of Resistance, a group show at Untitled Space in New York City reflecting on the political climate after a year of Donald Trump’s presidency that includes photographic work by Signe Pierce. →
LIBÉRATION | PROFILE | 19 JANUARY 2018
Art / Signe Pierce, âge de réseaux, By Jérémy Piette
Signe Pierce has been profiled by French outlet Libération for her involvement in Virtual Normality – Women Net Artist’s 2.0 at Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig (article in French). →
KUNSTMARKT | REVIEW | 17 JANUARY 2018
Netzkünstlerinnen und die „Virtual Normality“ in Leipzig, By Jan Soldin
Jan Soldin of Kunstmarkt has reviewed Virtual Normality – Web Artists 2.0, a new group show at MdbK Leipzig featuring the works of Molly Soda, Arvida Byström and Signe Pierce (article in German). →
INTERVIEW | REVIEW | 12 JANUARY 2018
Virtual Normality – Web Artists 2.0
Interview reviews Virtual Normality – Web Artists 2.0: a new group show at MdbK Leipzig featuring works by Signe Pierce and Molly Soda (article in German). →
DETEKTOR.FM | REVIEW | 12 JANUARY 2018
Ausstellung Virtual Normality: Selbstdarstellung oder Kunst?, By Amelie Berboth
Detektor FM has reviewed Virtual Normality – Web Artists 2.0, an exhibition of women net artists curated by Anika Meier at MdbK Leipzig, including works by Signe Pierce (article in German). →
MITTELDEUTSCHER RUNDFUNK | REVIEW | 12 JANUARY 2018
Mittledeutscher Rundfunk (MDR) features the work of Molly Soda and Signe Pierce in a short review of Virtuality Normality – Web Artists 2.0, a group show at MdbK Leipzig. →
SPIEGEL | ARTICLE | 11 JANUARY 2018
“Virtual Normality”: Künstlerinnen im Netz, By Angela Gruber
Spiegel author Angela Gruber writes on Virtual Normality, the upcoming group exhibition at Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig featuring the work of artists Signe Pierce, Molly Soda, and Arvida Byström (article in German). →
DEUTSCHE WELLE | REVIEW | 11 JANUARY 2018
Women artists redefining ‘virtual normality’, By Annabelle Steffes-Halmer
Deutsche Welle reviews Virtual Normality – Women Net Artist’s 2.0, the upcoming group show at Museum der bildenden Künste, Leipzig featuring works by Signe Pierce, Molly Soda, and Arvida Byström among others. →
HUNGER TV | INTERVIEW | 11 JANUARY 2018
The Art Show Celebrating One Year of Resistance Against Donald Trump
Signe Pierce was interviewed by Hunger TV about her contribution to the upcoming group exhibition ONE YEAR OF RESISTANCE, reflecting critically on the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency, on view at Untitled Gallery in New York. →
DROOL CREATIVES | FEATURE | 10 JANUARY 2018
Drool Creatives has listed Cacotopia 02 on their exhibitions page. →
GIRL TALK HQ | PREVIEW | 10 JANUARY 2018
Untitled Gallery’s ‘One Year Of Resistance’ Exhibit Is A Reminder To Keep Fighting For Our Rights
Girl Talk HQ previews Untitled Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, ONE YEAR OF RESISTANCE, which will include photographic work by Signe Pierce; the show will survey more than 80 artists responding to the American political climate in the post-Trump era. →
AM NEW YORK | ARTICLE | 09 JANUARY 2018
ONE YEAR OF RESISTANCE, the upcoming group show featuring work by Signe Pierce at Untitled Gallery in New York, is the subject of an article by AM NY. →
THE SAMPLER | INTERVIEW | 08 JANUARY 2018
Guest Editor – Rebekah Ubuntu interviews Daniel Brathwaite-Shirley, By Rebekah Ubuntu
Daniel Brathwaite-Shirley has been interviewed by The Sampler on how intersectionality informs sound and music practices. →
ARTE FUSE | PREVIEW | 05 JANUARY 2018
Art Fuse has previewed the upcoming group exhibition ONE YEAR OF RESISTANCE, responding to the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency, and featuring work by Signe Pierce. →
HAPPENING MEDIA | INTERVIEW | 03 JANUARY 2018
KICKSTARTER | WHEN THE KING OF CROWDFUNDING LOOKS TO THE ART MARKET, BY HENRI ROBERT
Molly Soda is interviewed by Happening Media for her involvement in Kickstarter’s new crowdfunding subscription service for emerging artists, Drip. One of the first artists invited to participate in Drip’s launch, Soda says that the new platform “allows people to connect to you and your “process” or whatever it is you want to put out there in a more intimate way.” →
TIME | FEATURE | 31 DECEMBER 2017
Signe Pierce’s portrait of Aubrey Plaza, included in the 21 August issue of Time Magazine for the story “Aubrey Plaza’s Status Update,” has been selected as one of the best portraits of 2017. →
ARCHITECTS NEWSPAPER | ARTICLE | 28 DECEMBER 2017
Plastic shoes and feminist art make a standout pair at Galeria Melissa NYC, By Audrey Wachs
Audrey Wachs reports on the opening of Galeria Melissa, an upscale boutique in New York City designed by Muti Randolph and featuring a video installation by Signe Pierce, for Architects Newspaper. →
BUSHWICK DAILY | ARTICLE | 19 DECEMBER 2017
Bushwick Daily writer Darragh Dandurand reports on the opening of Rose Gold, a new cocktail bar in New York built under the creative direction of Signe Pierce and Safwat Riad. →
ARTLYST | FEATURE | 17 DECEMBER 2017
Paul Carey-Kent Chooses His Top London Exhibitions 2017, By Paul Carey-Kent
Annka Kultys Gallery received a mention in Paul Carey-Kent’s list of top exhibitions in 2017, which nods to the gallery’s program of future-facing exhibitions. →
DATEAGLE ART | REVIEW | 14 DECEMBER 2017
Generic Jungle, Olga Fedorova’s first solo exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery, has been reviewed by Rodrigo Carlon for Dateagle Art. Carlon writes that by using a lenticular printing method, “Fedorova creates a screen-like effect on a non-electric, non-digital surface. This blurs the boundaries between the digital and physical realms. The digital and the ‘real’ or empirical become one and the same.” →
OFFICE | REVIEW | 05 DECEMBER 2017
A New adidas Original: The Prophere
Signe Pierce has unveiled a new media theory manifesto installation, Metamedia Sculpture (2017), at the Adidas Prophere launch party. →
AESTHETICA | FEATURE | 02 DECEMBER 2017
Yarli Allison, one of the artists included in the upcoming group show Cacotopia 02 at AKG, has been featured by Aesthetica Magazine. Describing her practice, Allison says, “I feel like a piece of driftwood, questioning the meaning of survival, whether physically or emotionally, with a fictitious approach.” →
MONOPOL | ARTICLE | 01 DECEMBER 2017
Netzkünstlerinnen-Schau in LeipzigEs darf sich geärgert werden, By Anika Meier
Anika Meier mentions both Molly Soda and Signe Pierce in her latest article “Es darf sich geärgert werden” for Monopol, describing the current state of net art and digital feminism (article in German). →
MOUSSE | FEATURE | 01 DECEMBER 2017
Generic Jungle, Olga Fedorova’s solo show at AKG, has been featured by Mousse Magazine. →
TZVETNIK | FEATURE | 28 NOVEMBER 2017
‘Generic Jungle’ by Olga Fedorova at Annka Kultys Gallery, London
Olga Fedorova’s Generic Jungle, the artist’s first solo show at AKG, has been featured by Tzvetnik. →
LINDA ROCCO | REVIEW | 27 NOVEMBER 2017
Curator Linda Rocco gives Olga Fedorova’s Generic Jungle a rave review in her online blog. She writes: “magnificently challenges the traditional features of a contemporary posseassable artwork, including technologies to innovatively expand an image’s own limitations.” →
DOJO | FEATURE | 24 NOVEMBER 2017
Top mobile app for activities and events, Dojo, has listed Olga Fedorova’s solo show, Generic Jungle, as the number one thing to do this idewaeekend. The author urges Londoners to come out to Annka Kultys to see Fedorova’s “eerie, computer-generated visions” of a “surreal, dystopian, post-human future landscape.” →
NEW EXHIBITIONS | FEATURE | 24 NOVEMBER 2017
New Exhibitions has included Olga Fedorova’s show, Generic Jungle, in its list of shows to see in London for November/December. →
DREAM IDEA MACHINE ART VIEW | FEATURE | 23 NOVEMBER 2017
Generic Jungle, Russian artist Olga Fedorova’s first solo show at Annka Kultys Gallery, is mentioned by dreamideamachine ART VIEW in their international round-up of art exhibitions to see this November. →
NYLON MAGAZINE | FEATURE | 23 NOVEMBER 2017
What is the Queer Community Thankful for this Year?, By Hayden Manders
Signe Pierce is included in Nylon Magazine’s collection of Thanksgiving thoughts from the Queer community. →
DRIP | FEATURE | 21 NOVEMBER 2017
Molly Soda appears in a new video for Drip, Kickstarter’s recently launched artist subscription service. She discusses how powerful peer support can be, and the impact that hearing positive encouragement has had on her art practice. →
THE VILLAGE VOICE | FEATURE | 20 NOVEMBER 2017
The Best NYC Shows This Week: Nina Kraviz, Kamasi Washington, Slaughter Beach, Dog
Molly Soda’s performance at Secret Project Robot, alongside Mutual Benefit and Yowler, is listed by Sophie Weiner of the Village Voice as one of the “best NYC shows” to see this week. →
PAPER MAGAZINE | ARTICLE | 18 NOVEMBER 2017
The Best NYC Shows This Week: Nina Kraviz, Kamasi Washington, Slaughter Beach, Dog
Signe Pierce took part in Paper Magazine’s “Friendsgiving” dinner with “underground dining sensation” Wolvesmouth. →
ADOLESCENT | VIDEO | 16 NOVEMBER 2017
Episode 1: Control, BY MOLLY SODA
Molly Soda has created a new web series for Adolescent called In My Room. In each episode, Soda explores a different topic related to bedrooms: those all-important, practically sacred spaces. In Soda’s case, her bedroom also serves as her studio. →
HUCK MAGAZINE | INTERVIEW | 16 NOVEMBER 2017
Alice Bucknell interviews Olga Fedorova about her first solo exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery, Generic Jungle, for Huck Magazine. Describing the females in her lenticular pictures, Fedorova says: “They are all women from my life, who I create through observing and analysing their behaviours. I place them in different environments and situations and let them interact. They are ambiguous and sometimes funny, sometimes friends and sometimes enemies. But they are always somehow erotic. They are stuck in a sort of technological and digital trance.” →
UNRATED | REVIEW | 16 NOVEMBER 2017
Olga Fedorova’s First London Solo Show is Anything but Generic
Vanessa Feder reviews Olga Fedorova’s solo exhibition Generic Jungle. Describing the surreal quality of the works, Feder writes: “A visually stimulating mesh of everything bizarre, sterile, erotic, simple, complex, uncomfortable and absurd, her lenticular imagery forces an audience to enter new dimensions and come out feeling all types of ways.” Generic Jungle is on view at Annka Kultys Gallery through 16 December. →
UNRATED | REVIEW | 16 NOVEMBER 2017
Olga Fedorova’s First London Solo Show is Anything but Generic
Vanessa Feder reviews Olga Fedorova’s solo exhibition Generic Jungle. Describing the surreal quality of the works, Feder writes: “A visually stimulating mesh of everything bizarre, sterile, erotic, simple, complex, uncomfortable and absurd, her lenticular imagery forces an audience to enter new dimensions and come out feeling all types of ways.” Generic Jungle is on view at Annka Kultys Gallery through 16 December. →
GALLERIES NOW | FEATURE | 15 NOVEMBER 2017
Galleries Now features Generic Jungle, Olga Fedorova’s upcoming solo show at Annka Kultys Gallery. This will be Fedorova’s first solo presentation in the United Kingdom, on view from 16 November – 16 December. →
ART SLANT | REVIEW | 15 NOVEMBER 2017
Christian Petersen has included Signe Pierce and Alli Coates’ work, American Reflexxxx, in his Web Wednesday review of the Wrong Biennale. →
AQNB | FEATURE | 15 NOVEMBER 2017
Olga Fedorova’s psycho-political states of anxiety + sexiness in Generic Jungle at Annka Kultys
AQNB lists Olga Fedorova’s upcoming solo show, Generic Jungle, at Annka Kultys Gallery. →
WALL STREET INTERNATIONAL | FEATURE | 14 NOVEMBER 2017
Wall Street International features Generic Jungle, Olga Fedorova’s solo exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery. →
TIME OUT LONDON | FEATURE | 08 NOVEMBER 2017
Time Out London reports on Olga Fedorova’s upcoming show at Annka Kultys Gallery. Entitled Generic Jungle, the show will include a range of the artist’s lenticular pictures. →
PBS THIRTEEN | PROFILE | 08 NOVEMBER 2017
Molly Soda will be featured in the inaugural edition of a new web series by long-time PBS program American Masters entitled Inspiring Woman. Including 6 female “innovative powerhouses,” the series showcases exemplary women making radical changes in their fields. Since 1986, American Masters has profiled artists of the likes of Georgia O’Keeffe, Ella Fitzgerald and Maya Angelou, earning 28 Emmy Awards and 72 additional nominations. Molly Soda’s episode will air on December 20 on PBS.org. →
REDHAWK RADIO | PROFILE | 07 NOVEMBER 2017
Redhawk Radio profiles “Internet Darling” Molly Soda in anticipation of her 10 November performance alongside Told Slant, Yowler and Marjorie Lee at Oxford’s Kofenya Coffee in Miami. →
ARTSY | INTERVIEW | 06 NOVEMBER 2017
A Brief History of the Color Pink, By Alice Bucknell
Signe Pierce has been interviewed by Alice Bucknell in her latest editorial for Artsy, “A Brief History of the Color Pink,” which traces the history of the rosy shade. →
FAD MAGAZINE | FEATURE | 05 NOVEMBER 2017
The Top 9 Art Exhibitions to See in London this Week, By Tabish Khan
Tabish Khan at FAD has named !Mediengruppe Bitnik’s show Are You Online Now? as one of the “Top 9 Art Exhibitions to see this week in London.” →
DROOL CREATIVES | FEATURE | 05 NOVEMBER 2017
Drool Creatives features Olga Fedorova’s upcoming solo show at Annka Kultys Gallery, Generic Jungle. The artist’s first solo show at the gallery, Generic Jungle will feature an array of the artist’s 3-D lenticular pictures. →
CAST: EAST LONDON | TOUR | 04 NOVEMBER 2017
Contemporary Art Society, London’s first and most popular gallery bus tour, which takes place throughout the year, will tour Annka Kultys Gallery on the afternoon of 4 November as part of its East London program. →
GALLERIES NOW | FEATURE | 03 NOVEMBER 2017
Olga Fedorova’s upcoming exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery, Generic Jungle, is featured on Galleries Now. Containing an array of the artist’s 3D lenticular prints, Generic Jungle will run from 16 November through 16 December. →
MOUSSE MAGAZINE | FEATURE | 27 OCTOBER 2017
!Mediengruppe Bitnik “Are You Online Now?” at Annka Kultys Gallery, London
Mousse Magazine has featured !Mediengruppe Bitnik’s show, Are You Online Now, on view at Annka Kultys Gallery from 12 October till 11 November 2017. →
BBC NEWS | ARTICLE | 27 OCTOBER 2017
In the Glass Room, By Rory Cellan-Jones
The group show at pop-up exhibition The Glass Room, which includes !Mediengruppe Bitnik’s work Ashley Madison Angels at Work in London (2017), has been mentioned in a BBC article by their technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones. →
KEEN ON | ARTICLE | 26 OCTOBER 2017
Olga Fedorova’s upcoming solo-exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery, Generic Jungle, is featured in Keen On Exhibitions PostHuman Bodies section. →
WOMEN’S WEAR DAILY | ARTICLE | 26 OCTOBER 2017
Artists and Designers Rally to Help Hurricane Maria Victims in Puerto Rico, By Rosemary Feitelberg
WWD has announced that Signe Pierce will be included in a line up of artists participating in a fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. →
DESIGN WEEK | FEATURE | 25 OCTOBER 2017
The Glass Room: the exhibition uncovering the hidden side of our online lives, By Aimée McLaughlin
!Mediengruppe Bitnik’s work is featured in Looking into Your Online Life, an exhibition at The Glass Room in London bringing together more than 40 different exhibits and artworks that look at how our personal data is used and sold by companies on a daily basis. →
ELEPHANT | INTERVIEW | 25 OCTOBER 2017
Elephant’s Charlotte Jansen visits Molly Soda’s studio and interviews her about her work space, her practice, and the current state of digital affairs and data archiving. Soda says: “Watching the Internet rot and websites turn into graveyards is really pushing me to try and do as much as I can to save things, and if I can’t save them, find ways to rebuild or reimagine them.” →
NEOWIN | FEATURE | 25 OCTOBER 2017
The Glass Room will teach Londoners scary things about data, By Richard Tyr Blewitt
Neowin has mentioned The Glass Room’s pop-up exhibition Looking into Your Online Life, featuring !Mediengruppe Bitnik videos. →
PAUL’S ART WORLD | REVIEW | 22 OCTOBER 2017
London Art Exhibitions November 2017 Explored, By Paul Carey-Kent
Paul Carey-Kent has reviewed !Mediengruppe Bitnik’s show Are You Online Now? at Annka Kultys Gallery, writing “The Swiss collective…imaginatively subverts the online world, here with a striking installation which operates in appropriation and exposure mode, but also metaphysically.” →
WALL STREET INTERNATIONAL | REPORT | 15 OCTOBER 2017
!Mediengruppe Bitnik. Are You Online Now?
!Mediengruppe Bitnik’s first solo exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery, Are You Online Now? has been reported in Wall Street International. →
VICELAND | INTERVIEW | 14 OCTOBER 2017
AT THE INTERSECTION OF REAL AND ARTIFICIAL: SLIDESHOW WITH SIGNE PIERCE
VICELAND programme SLIDESHOW has interviewed Signe Pierce about her series Faux Realities (2017), which recently showed at Annka Kultys Gallery. →
CURATING THE CONTEMPORARY | INTERVIEW | 13 OCTOBER 2017
In conversation with…Aaron Scheer, by elliott burns
Elliott Burns has interviewed Aaron Scheer about his favourite artists and inspirations. →
HUMOR AND THE ABJECT | INTERVIEW | 09 OCTOBER 2017
Molly Soda is interviewed by podcast Humor and the Abject about “selfie feminism in hindsight, her recent solo exhibitions […]perceptions of sincerity and honesty in her work, isolation, aesthetic and interface evolutions in social media, how we actively present ourselves for internet audiences, and shitposting.” →
DER STANDARD | ARTICLE | 09 OCTOBER 2017
Fotokünstler auf Instagram: Ein Selfie geht immer, By Anika Meier
Signe Pierce is included in an article by Anika Meier about the practice of Instagram artists published by Der Standard (article in German). →
AQNB | FEATURE | 08 OCTOBER 2017
!Mediengruppe Bitnik’s upcoming presentation of Are You Online Now? at Annka Kultys Gallery has been listed by AQNB. →
TIME OUT LONDON | FEATURE | 08 OCTOBER 2017
!Mediengruppe Bitnik’s upcoming exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery has been listed in Time Out. →
GALLERIES NOW | FEATURE | 06 OCTOBER 2017
Stine Deja: There’s Life Outside
Stine Deja: There’s Life Outside is featured as one of Galleries Now top exhibition recommendations in today’s Frieze London Special edition of The Weekender. →
TANK MAGAZINE | INTERVIEW | 06 OCTOBER 2017
Stine Deja spoke to Tank Magazine about her second solo exhibition There’s Life Outside at Annka Kultys Gallery. →
WALL STREET INTERNATIONAL | FEATURE | 27 SEPTEMBER 2017
Stine Deja There’s Life Outside, is featured in Wall Street International Art. →
KUNSTKRITIKK | REVIEW | 04 SEPTEMBER 2017
Højt spil og sikre satsninger, By Louise Steiwer
Annka Kultys Gallery’s booth, featuring an installation by Stine Deja and a performance-installation by Marie Munk, at Art Code Fair in Denmark was mentioned in Kunstkritikk’s review of the event (article in Danish). →
CACTUS DIGITALE | ARTICLE | SEPTEMBER 2017
On Post-Human: tomorrow will become female, By Simone Rossi
Stine Deja’s Cyphoria (2015) is given an in-depth analysis in Simone Rossi’s piece, “On Post-Human: tomorrow will become female,” included in the Issue 05 of Cactus Digitale. →
ART MAZE INTERNATIONAL | REVIEW | 31 AUGUST 2017
Art Maze International’s critic, Christina Nafziger, has reviewed Signe Pierce’s exhibition Faux Realites. →
KPISSFM | INTERVIEW | 30 JULY 2017
Art Maze International’s critic, Christina Nafziger, has reviewed Signe Pierce’s exhibition Faux Realites. →
CREATORS | EXHIBITION | 30 JULY 2017
Signe Pierce’s Work for Galeria Melissa Merges Liquid, Light, and Media, By Alexandra DiPalma
Signe Pierce’s work is on show at ‘The Future of Her’ by Galeria Melissa in New York. →
AQNB | INTERVIEW | 27 JULY 2017
AQNB interviews Damian Griffiths about the ‘] [‘ group show at Annka Kultys Gallery. “What I hope the audience gets from this exhibition is that nothing is given, everything has intention. The walls might be painted white but they are not invisible. The documentation of the show may be natural but it is not neutral.” →
AQNB | FEATURE | 17 JULY 2017
Stine Deja’s work is included in “And if I left off dreaming about you?”, a group exhibition at Polignano a Mare’s Like A Little Disaster open from 18 June to 18 August 2017. →
FAD | FEATURE | 10 JULY 2017
Tabitha Steinberg Interviews Artist, Anne Vieux, BY TABITHA STEINBERG
Tabitha Steinberg interviews Anne Vieux on FAD and asks her about her work and recent exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery. Elaborating on the show’s title Mesh, Vieux states, “I was thinking about the barrier between screens and the body as one layer of mesh, as well as the architecture of the gallery as a mesh. The more I thought about mesh, I was able to structure ideas around mediation, the body, femininity.” →
