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Hours: Tue-Sun 12-5PM Wed 12-8PM Mon Closed
January 17 - March 13, 2020
by Kat Burdine
Residency: December 14, 2019 - January 17, 2020
Part of SWAP
Kat Burdine, Number 1 Effeminate Butch Plastisol (2018) Courtesy the Artist
Kat Burdine, Slouch (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine, May I (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine, Wide and Toothy Grin (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine, Threshold (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine, Expected to Dance (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine, Expected to Dance (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine, As Long as I Can (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine, Holding Ground (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine, Threshold A (2020) Photo by Rustin McCann
Kat Burdine (b. 1986/05/19) sabotages modes of making to produce failed prints, and objects -- investigating the consequences of socially assigned narratives and the ways we carry them.
Suspicious of phrases like “Every bar is a gay bar,” SPACES resident Kat Burdine created new work to reflect on the complexities and contradictions of the shifting spaces queer bodies inhabit. Framed within the emblematic context of Hingetown, “Expected to Dance” uses communally-defined signifiers to present print, sculpture and haptic strategies that wrestle with the confinement of queer narrative in an era of inclusion and visibility.
Opening Reception: Friday, January 17, 2020 from 6-9 PM
Members Preview: Tuesday, January 14, 2020 from 6-8 PM
Toast the Artist: Thursday, December 19, 2019 6:30-8:30 PM (Lava Lounge)
Kat Burdine
Kat Burdine was born in St.Paul, Minnesota in the Mid-80’s. As an artist, she sabotages modes of making to produce failed prints, and objects -- investigating the consequences of socially assigned narratives and the ways we carry them. She has participated in residencies such as Talking Dolls in Detroit, and... go to artist page
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