A series of four exhibitions, a new summer residency, and a month-long festival celebrating a program of international exchange. Tiger Strikes Asteroid maintains a network of five collaborative, but curatorially autonomous spaces in Brooklyn, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Greenville, South Carolina. In Brooklyn, the organization will present Crops, a two-person show curated by Monica Palma featuring work by siblings Lorena and Abelardo Cruz Santiago; in Philadelphia, TSA will contribute to the city-wide events of Collective Futures with a solo exhibition featuring new interdisciplinary work by Johannes Barfield; in Greenville, the site will mount The New Esoterica, with work that explores mysticism and the occult by artists Alex Schecter, Zen Cohen, and Hani Le. Additionally, TSA will launch a summer residency at its Chicago location with artists Jodi Hays, Larry Wolf, Susy Bielak, and Srujana Kannganti. A variety of artists’ spaces will work together with TSA in Los Angeles to host eighteen artists that participated in the organization’s three-year long exchange among artist communities in Berlin, Mexico, City, and LA.
Program Support
1987
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts is established in New York, NY. His will called for the creation of a foundation dedicated to “advancement of the visual arts,” and he left nearly his entire estate to the cause.