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New Additions: Nikita Gale
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This episode features Nikita Gale in conversation about the artist's work RUINER XIX (2022). Using various technologies often associated with construction or stagecraft, Gale interrogates the structures of labor, attention, and restriction. Born into a military family, Gale was raised between Anchorage, Alaska, and Atlanta, Georgia.
The artist’s mother’s instruments, father’s foam-board architectural models, and uncle’s drawings on cardboard, which he often gifted to Gale and other young relatives, are among Gale’s earliest memories of the arts. Gale’s parents’ careers within public space and performance directly reflect the artist’s own conceptual ideas and material choices. The artist’s installations feature aluminum trusses, stage lighting, instruments, and other objects commonly found at concerts. Gale explores the political nature of these objects, highlighting metal barricades, microphone stands, and concrete as having a shared history of performance and protest. The artist records the gestures of performance without including the performer in the final works, focusing instead on the mechanisms and structures that comprise the performance itself.
https://www.studiomuseum.org/artists/nikita-gale
https://www.studiomuseum.org/artworks/ruiner-xix
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