The Fictional: London as Filmset, Private Photo Review, 19 April 2024, France ‘In William Gibson’s novel, The Peripheral, parts of a depopulated future London transform into anachronistic recreations of the past for the benefit of tourists…’ (c) Aeon Rose https://www.privatephotoreview.com/2024/04/the-fictional-london-as-filmset
As part of the Festival’s Online programme view The Fictional by Monika K. Adler from 1 May.� In William Gibson’s novel, The Peripheral, parts of a depopulated future London transform into anachronistic recreations of the past for the benefit of tourists. Around them, despite a catastrophic collapse of society, the structures of embedded establishment persist;
My video work Patriarchal Sabbath will be shown in the “Opposite Flow” video art screening curated by Tahir Ün at IFOD (Izmir Photo & Cinema Assc.)
Monika K. Adler: Patriarchal Sabbath. A phase-shifted dream, sequenced from revolutionary surrealism’s mitochondrial DNA.
26th Annual Postcards From the Edge 2024 is coming! A benefit for Visual Aids, New York with Monika K. Adler ”Sick Bacchus” – (photograph)
If you want to see something fancy… therefore you can watch ’ MKA’s Patriarchal Sabbath’ (2023) and other videos in: Black Holes – Centre of Contemporary Art “Znaki Czasu” Toruń, Poland – digital Pavillon of The Wrong Biennale 2023/24 curated by Radosław Osiński
Monika K. Adler: Patriarchal Sabbath to be screened in Los Angeles.
Patriarchal Sabbath, 2023, included in the exhibition Yearbook 2023, curated by Shutter Hub.
The Surrealist Summer Vacation Camp Vacations in the Subconscious – 100 years – The Manifesto of Surrealism by André Breton curated by the New Museum of Networked Art Los Angeles/Cologne 22 July – 09 September 2023 – simultaneously @ Torrance Art Museum Los Angeles & Alphabet Art Centre Cologne 7 weeks – 14 screening programs
Summer with Monika ( Monika K. Adler’s summer exhibitions) Posted on June 4, 2023 Patriarchal Sabbath, 2023 (photography/video art) Patriarchal Sabbath is an allegory of resistance against gender inequality. Women must unleash themselves from the “male-shaped symbolic order.” Contemporary, atheistic, consumer societies are, at heart, the same as religious theocracies; all good people, still controlled by patriarchal coding.
