Ask the Artist | Questions for Anicka Yi | Tate
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Artist Anicka Yi answers questions from the public about her 2021-22 Tate Modern Hyundai Commission: In Love With The World.
Yi is known for her experimental work which explores the merging of technology and biology. Through breaking down distinctions between plants, animals, micro-organisms and machines, she asks us to think about further understanding ourselves as humans and the ecosystems we live in.
Hyundai Commission: In Love With The World is on at Tate Modern until 6 February 2022
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her voice is so calm and soothing, i could listen to her talk all day
This is a beautiful exhibition. It really uses the space in the Tate Modern in a way I haven't seen other exhibits there do.
it was beautiful we loved it, we got there as Tate opened and had it to ourselves for a while
Absolutely stunning work. I would love to see this in person. I think a VR presentation of her work would be a great experience.
I was fortunate enough see your work in the Tate. it was an incredible experience and inspiring. Congratulations 🙌🏻
Wow, so calm and...floaty. Wish I could see them in real life but sadly I don't feel happy travelling from Cumbria to London with Omicron still doing its thing. Definitely going to share this with my son who lives in London though. Fab😊
I love these
I loved it I did visit Tate específico to seeing this beautiful exhibition it’s amazing.
A brilliant artist!
Wow! I’d love to see this in person some day
She looks like a Chinese princess from the V Dynasty...
I went there with friends on my last birthday. Could catch this life memorable exhibition fortunately. Great combination of art and science!
Unfortunately, I couldnt feel the odour
I’m just waiting for her fashion show to come out then she would have covered everything.
Loved watching them travel. Sadly I couldn't smell any of the scents due to my face mask.
I love the way the critic and curator are eliminated from this conversation. Isn´t art made for the public?
Everyone plays a role, everyone is important for the work to exist and be seen and understood, as well as critics and curators. This is a beautiful video with really good questions from the public.
Nope
It is a great dialogue. But curators are there to create such conversations, including the suggestion to do this. Most are happy to be being the scenes. As for critics, well they have their place, mostly in written form.
Music is too llooouddd
Loved this, Anicka. I finally got round to finishing a short that features this exhibition: th-cam.com/video/vScgeZEzF7A/w-d-xo.html
For an impossible question to answer, she certainly gave a white noise answer. Their is something very unthinking about her answer,