All Of The Clocks Have Been Wrong For Years

November 11 - December 9, 2023
Opening night: Saturday November 11th, 6-9pm
With performance by Kathryn Vaughn and Lynny’s open late

How can we conceptualize different ways of telling time? What if an object fell apart as it told time? What if we measured time by task? When do we forget time? Can we feel every second, like a businessman fetishizing every, single fucking morsel of the New York Stock Exchange clock? Or maybe we see time as material, peering through the rings of a tree? Time is a mountain. Time is distance, the way wheels condense the travelling of feet. Time as a circle of birds. Time as a circle. What if time fell apart throughout the day? Could we pick it up again? All of the clocks have different voices, different ideas about time. Time as light travelling through a room. Time linked to space. Spacetime. Timespace. Sometimes.

ZALIKA AZIM
Zalika Azim (b.1990, Brooklyn, New York) is an artist and educator with ancestral roots in Aiken, South Carolina and Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. Her conceptual practice explores the tensions between personal and collective narratives (both known and indecipherable) in order to explore black movement, belonging, and possibility. Azim received a BFA in Photography & Imaging from New York University (2014), and a BA in Social and Cultural Analysis from New York University (2014). She completed her MFA in Photography from the University of California Los Angeles (2023). She was recently appointed as the 2023-2024 St. Elmo Arts Fellow, in the Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin.
www.zalikaazim.com

ANAHITA (ANI) BRADBERRY
Anahita (Ani) Bradberry is an Iranian-American artist and writer creating sculptural situations with plasma light. Her work combines illuminated rare gasses within glass tubes amongst natural and industrial materials, often exploring a state of alienation that is defined by oscillating identities and cultural memory. She finds the lack of predictability in materials such as neon gas and other organic matter as a valuable characteristic, allowing the artwork autonomy and evolution over time.

Anahita has been featured in exhibitions at Women & Their Work Gallery (TX), ArtSpring Lichtkunstfest (Berlin), Dominique Gallery (LA), Two Six Eight Bowery (NYC), the Washington Project for the Arts (DC), Transformer (DC), VisArts (VA), the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center (DC), George Washington University's Gallery 102 (DC) and CICA — the Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (South Korea). Anahita earned an MA in Art History in 2015 on Japanese Modern and Contemporary Art from American University (Washington, DC), conducting primary research in Tokyo with the help of a Mellon Grant and lecturing on her research at the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2016. She later assisted in the archival projects at the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art. During her time in DC, she co-founded DIRT: an accessible online platform for unconventional art criticism and intimate artist interviews.
www.anibradberry.com

RODRIGO CARAZAS PORTAL
Rodrigo Carazas Portal was born in Lima and raised in the Callao Province of Peru. He studied in the art department at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, and later relocated to the U.S.A in 2009. Carazas earned his BFA from George Mason University’s School of Art in 2015. Also, he holds a MFA in Curatorial Practice from the Maryland Institute College of Art/MICA (class of 2020). Recent awards include the Graduate Merit Scholarship MICA (2018-2020), the Meyerhoff Fellowship (2019), [R.A.T] Fellowship -Mexico City (2019), the Best New Project Prize -Lima Biennial Art/“ABLi” (2016), and the Academic Excellence Distinction in Sculpture (GMU, 2015).
www.ricorobo.com

ALEX BOESCHENSTEIN
Alex Boeschenstein (b. 1988, Cleveland, OH), is an interdisciplinary artist based out of Austin, TX. He is currently participating in the Roswell Artist-in-Residence Program. He received a BA from the University of Washington in 2015 and an MFA from the University of Texas in 2022. Recent solo exhibitions include Visionary Rumor at the Roswell Museum in Roswell, NM and Too Many Cunning Passages at Glass Box Gallery in Seattle, WA. Alex has exhibited work nationally at the Visual Arts Center in Austin, Texas and Gallery 4Culture in Seattle, WA, amongst others.
www.alex-boeschenstein.com

GABRIELLE CONSTANTINE
Giving fake Tiffany, bought from the trunk of a Cadillac, to Rachel Cohen for her Bat Mitzvah. Microwaving lavash and string cheese for an after-school snack. Tending to a mustache and beard since 5th grade. Going to the AC Tropicana for weekend “getaways”. Watching Cher in Moonstruck every night before bed. Drinking milk from a martini glass. This is Constantine’s DNA. Gabrielle Constantine (1994) was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she received her double BFA in Sculpture and Fibers and Material studies at the Tyler School of Art (2017). She’s currently living and working in Austin, TX and holds an MFA at The University of Texas of Austin (2023).
www.gabrielleconstantine.com

HENRY GUTCH
Henry Gutch is an artist that recently lived in Austin, TX and currently works and lives in New York. He received his BFA from the University of Texas at Austin in 2023.

KATHLEEN MCSHANE
McShane was born in Cleveland, Ohio and spent years living in NY, Philadelphia, Detroit and now lives equidistant between Houston and Austin. She has an MFA from Cranbrook, a BFA from Alfred, and teaches at Texas State University.

Her drawings, paintings, objects and installations have been shown in Texas at Bill Davenports Optical Project, SOFA Gallery , Big Medium, and in the Drawing Biennial at SCA Rogers Gallery; and nationally and internationally including the Brooklyn Museum, Aldrich Museum, Weatherspoon Museum, The Drawing Center, MOCADetroit, Tyrone Guthrie Ireland, NYLON Gallery London; and she is represented by Paul Kotula Projects in Detroit. Work included in public and private collections including Wynn Kramarsky Collection, Fidelity, Portland Museum of Art, Entemann Collection Germany and James Rosenquist collection.
www.kathleenmcshane.com

AN PHUNG
An Phung is an artist living and working in Austin, TX. She received her BA in RTVF and Art, Theory, and Practice from Northwestern University and her MFA in Studio Art at The University of Texas at Austin.
www.anbinhphung.com

LIZ RODDA
Liz Rodda is an interdisciplinary artist and Professor in the School of Art & Design at Texas State University. Her videos, installations, and two-dimensional works have been included in numerous exhibitions and screenings, notably at the 2022 FotoFest Biennial, the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami, Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín, David Shelton Gallery, and the Anthology Film Archives. Rodda has been an artist-in-residence at La Napoule in Mandelieu-La-Napoule, France and Fountainhead in Miami, Florida amongst many others. She is represented by Jonathan Hopson Gallery of Houston, Texas and is a co-programmer for Experimental Response Cinema of Austin, Texas. Rodda was born and raised in Sacramento, California, and currently lives in Austin, Texas.
www.lizrodda.com

ANTHONY RUNDBLADE
Anthony Rundblade works and lives in San Antonio, TX. Rundblade works in sculpture, installation, and print. He earned his BFA with a focus in printmaking from The University of Texas at San Antonio and his MFA in Studio Arts from the University of Texas - Austin. Before entering his MFA candidacy, Rundblade worked as a Studio Technician and Studio Manager at the Artpace Residency Program (2014-2019). In addition, Rundblade’s solo exhibitions include Cloak Dagger Parallel Meridians (2017), Catastrophe Parade (2018), & Nearer Midnight (2019), & Cascade (2022), along with collaborative and group exhibitions like Bush League (2018), Doom & Bloom (2022) and Common Currents (2018).
rundbladeworks.rip

HANNAH SPECTOR (Curator)
Hannah Spector is an interdisciplinary visual artist and poet working out of Austin, TX. Spector thinks of language as a solid object—a concrete and spatial expression that can overturn limiting perceptions of the everyday. Spector’s short films have won prizes at The DUMBO Film Festival and Berlin Shorts Festival. She is an Assistant Professor of Practice of Time & Technology at UT Austin, and serves as the Secretary of the artist collective, MASS Gallery.
www.hannahspector.com

WES THOMPSON
”Tree of life water flows through you and over your bare pecan branches. And deep trenches carve your name in the field in the back of the house where we used to go dancing dark in the new moon.”
www.wesweswes.com

KATHERINE VAUGHN
Katherine Vaughn is an active performer: contemporary/improvisational/pole dancer and performance artist with numerous solo pieces and transmedia collaborations (performed across the U.S. and Europe), as well as performances with dance groups and collectives (Ellen Bartel Dance Company, KUNIKLO).

Associate of Arts in Dance and Bachelor’s degree in languages (French, Spanish, Portuguese), continuing education in dance classes, workshops and programs in Texas (Contemporary, Improvisation, Pole, Ballet), Brazil (Afro-Brazilian dance in Salvador, Bahia), Mexico (Contact and Flow water improvisation dance workshop in Bacalár), Spain (Flamenco program in Granada).
www.katherine-vaughn.com