Silkscreen prints for the show Recent Prints (Nov 12-Dec 3) at D.A.G.C. (Department of Avant-Garde Clichés)
with Soler Santos, Luis Santos and Jigger Cruz.
Visit the D.A.G.C. website for more! http://www.dagcgallery.com
Special thanks to Soler Santos, West Gallery and DAGC
Tired Heads, 2011
Meaning Gone, Resemblance Retained, 2011 (photo from D.A.G.C.)
Dina Gadia presents the failure to communicate as a step towards the production of new alternate meanings.
Her deconstruction of mass media signs conspires to present a comedy of errors, reveling within while being lost in translation,
and provides joyful relief in the anxious vacuum of meaning.
Text from the Recent Prints exhibition notes here.
Also in print! My works featured in Kult magazine's Neo Folk Issue.
Also in print! My works featured in Kult magazine's Neo Folk Issue.
Many thanks to Kult3d and Steve/Mojoko! Hope to meet you too one day!
Above: Kult Mag Neo Folk Issue Cover
Neo Folk explores the work of artists in Asia who have been rediscovering their roots and traditional crafts, by remixing and creating images inspired by their heritage. As a reaction to the bland souvenir art that is widely available at airports and tourist shops, these artists are using the same visual language of their ancestors to create a commentary on contemporary Asian culture and society. http://www.kult.com.sg/magazine/
Neo Folk explores the work of artists in Asia who have been rediscovering their roots and traditional crafts, by remixing and creating images inspired by their heritage. As a reaction to the bland souvenir art that is widely available at airports and tourist shops, these artists are using the same visual language of their ancestors to create a commentary on contemporary Asian culture and society. http://www.kult.com.sg/magazine/
