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The GIM girls of the ~internet museum is a space where an hyper-subjective notion of the girly online experience is constructed by showing the artistic productions of ~girls on the internet, with an appreciation for sincerity and the creation of knowledge from subjectivity.
The institution's selection of works, responds to four different core ideas: sincerity; a subjective representation of girliness that can ultimately convey a more universal -yet specific- statement on the female condition; a sensibility to translate artistic intention into online-representation and viceversa; and the acknowledgement of the fluidity between emotions/reality in the online/offline worlds, meaning, the cyborg condition we all embody in present times.
ARTISTS:
Helen Adamidou / Narda Alvarado / Patricia Alvarado / Rachael Archibald / Kaja Cxzy Andersen / Labanna Babalon / Genevieve Belleveau / Hannah Black / Sid Branca / Jennifer Chan / Allie Coates & Signe Pierce / Laura Códega / Petra Cortright / Andrea Crespo / Jesse Darling / Rachel de Joode / Daniela de Sarasqueta / Débora Delmar Corp. / Micaela Durand / Violet Forest / Marina Galperina / Emilie Gervais / Alexandra Gorczynski / Deanna Havas / Gabriella Hileman / Ann Hirsch / Faith Holland / Shawné Michaelain Holloway / Juliana Huxtable / E Jane / Kenya E Johnson / Mary Rachel Kostreva / Kacie Kim / Erica Lapadat-Janzen / Tina LaPorta / Olia Lialina / Nandi Loaf / Claudia Maté / Alexandra Marzella / Grace McEvoy / Lorna Mills / Ad Minoliti / Sandra Mujinga / Brenna Murphy / Paula Nacif / Riyo Nemeth / Eva Papamargariti / Sondra Perry / Sybil Prentice [@nightcoregirl] / Marilyn Rondón / Randon Rosenbohm / Rafia Santana / Molly Soda / Martine Syms / Amalia Ulman / Miyö Van Stenis / VNS Matrix / Saoirse Wall / Angela Washko / May Waver / Sarah Weis /
Founded in 2012 by Gaby Cepeda, the ~GIM has evolved into an attempt at a generational portrait of women artists and their different mediations of reality, through the tools of our hyperconnected existence.
GIM Presents_ Gray Areas
At Sala Luis Miró Quesada, February, 2015. Miraflores, Lima, Perú.
Hannah Black, My Bodies, 2014.
The show takes on two ideas that feature prominently in the museum’s collection: one, the female body as commodity or a place of capital production; and two, works that deal with personal metaphysics and introspective exploration, the possibilities of the body as vessel.
Andrea Crespo, sis (personal drawings), 2014.
Débora Delmar Corp., Merchandise, ongoing.
Ad Minoliti, Play_G_Replicante, 2014.
Saoirse Wall, you only need follow the rules, and all will be well, 2014.
May Waver, Real Girl, 2014.
Adriana Minoliti
Débora Delmar Corp.
May Waver
May Waver
Andrea Crespo
Andrea Crespo
Andrea Crespo
Andrea Crespo
Hannah Black (right) & Saoirse Wall (left)
Hannah Black (right) & Saoirse Wall (left)
Hannah Black (right) & Saoirse Wall (left)
~GIM_IRL :)
At NNM_Gallery, July 5th, 2013. Lima, Perú.
Jennifer Chan, Grey Matter, 2013.
In its first offline/IRL presentation, the museum wanted to expand on the possibilities of the works' digital-native environment into a more immersive and sensorial experience; considering that the different ways in which these works can be exhibited in the physical space, allows their IRL outcomes to transform indefinitely.
Petra Cortright, Angel Eyez, 2011.
Micaela Durand, romeoyINTI, 2011.
Emilie Gervais, Light Insects Dripping, 2013.
Deanna Havas, allyourbasesarebelongto.me, 2012.
Eva Papamargariti, Land 3.0, 2012.
Miyö Van Stenis, Post_it_desktop_Feedback, 2012.
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