‘Patriarchal Sabbath’ – Official Selection INTERMEDIACIONES, XI International Video Art and Experimental Film Festival, Medellin, Colombia 2024 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.
BOOK LAUNCH THE PICTORIAL LIST: VOLUME ONE – NEW YORK with my photography work The Master and Margarita
Monika K. Adler – Exhibition Catalogue, Federal Rio Grande University, Rio Grande, Brasil ”Patriarchal Sabbath” (photography) – Miradas Enredadas | Networking Glances curated by Professor Fabiane Pianowski of the Visual Arts in Study Research Group (AVE) of the Institute of Languages and Arts of the Federal University of Rio Grande (ILA/FURG) – ONLINE GROUP EXHIBITION
Self-Portrait as Rasputin’s Relative: Share,Tag or Dye Europe Wide: Experimental Photography Festival, Barcelona 2024, Spain; Camera Gallery, Cluj – Napoca, Romania; Alipio 13, Rome, Italy; Sepsi TABAKO Festival, Romania
Lusted Men – Photography Book – PRINT – Gallimard’s Editions Hoëbeke (Paris, France), October 2024 (with Monika K. Adler’s photographs of men)
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.
The Female Eye: 111 female video artists in 11 video programs curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne with Monika K. Adler’s Patriarchal Sabbath (2023)
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
“Capital is an abstract parasite, an insatiable vampire and zombie-maker; but the living flesh it converts into dead labor is ours, and the zombies it makes are us.” – Mark Fisher, Capitalist Realism.
The latest photography series for my in-development feature film Sick Bacchus is now online at Private Photo Review.
