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Frida: The Making of an Icon | Tate Modern

Anicka Yi | Tate Modern

Anicka Yi | Tate Modern

5 Questions for CUIMC Students About Working with Artist Anicka Yi

5 Questions for CUIMC Students About Working with Artist Anicka Yi

Electric Dreams: Tate Modern explores how artists pioneered the digital age before the Internet

Electric Dreams: Tate Modern explores how artists pioneered the digital age before the Internet

Step into a new ecosystem in this year's Hyundai Commission: Anicka Yi's In Love With The World! 💓🐙 Originally part of Bankside Power Station, Tate Modern's Turbine Hall was built to house machinery, and today Yi’s installation populates the space with machines once again. Bobbing through the air, Yi's floating beings ask us to think about ways machines might one day inhabit the world. Book your free visit: https://bit.ly/2YHPOo0 In partnership with Hyundai Motor. | Tate

Step into a new ecosystem in this year's Hyundai Commission: Anicka Yi's In Love With The World! 💓🐙 Originally part of Bankside Power Station, Tate Modern's Turbine Hall was built to house machinery, and today Yi’s installation populates the space with machines once again. Bobbing through the air, Yi's floating beings ask us to think about ways machines might one day inhabit the world. Book your free visit: https://bit.ly/2YHPOo0 In partnership with Hyundai Motor. | Tate

1.1M viewsOct 12, 2021

Each following a unique flight path, Anicka Yi’s 'Aerobes' hover freely around Tate Modern in the artist's Hyundai Commission: In Love With The World. 🦑 Inspired by organic formations found in the environment, such as fleshy mushrooms and complex ocean life forms, Yi breaks down the distinctions between nature and technology, examining whether machines could one day exist independently from us. Click to see other artists using technology within their work 🤖: https://bit.ly/3koIhSX | Tate

Each following a unique flight path, Anicka Yi’s 'Aerobes' hover freely around Tate Modern in the artist's Hyundai Commission: In Love With The World. 🦑 Inspired by organic formations found in the environment, such as fleshy mushrooms and complex ocean life forms, Yi breaks down the distinctions between nature and technology, examining whether machines could one day exist independently from us. Click to see other artists using technology within their work 🤖: https://bit.ly/3koIhSX | Tate

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anicka yi transforms tate modern into a fragrant ecosystem of floating machines

anicka yi transforms tate modern into a fragrant ecosystem of floating machines

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Anicka Yi sets up ‘In Love with the World’ at Tate Modern for the Hyundai Commission

Anicka Yi, Hugo Boss Prize 2016 nominee, discusses her scientific approach to art making and the desire to create work that engages all of our senses, not just sight. Learn more: http://gu.gg/iwKc304xRrA #HBP2016 | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

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Anicka Yi holds scent behind dryer doors At a 2015 exhibition, Anicka Yi worked with French artist and perfumer Christophe Laudamiel to create two unique scents held behind two dryer doors installed in the walls of the exhibition hall. “I grew up in a very pungent home, and was very aware of how smell starts to create forms of identity,” says Yi in @art21’s newly released “Bodies of Knowledge” episode. “In the Western world, we tend to reject pungent odors as a sign of weakness… We have left tho

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Today's collection highlight in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is Anicka Yi's 3D film The Flavor Genome, which was featured in the Whitney's 2017 Biennial. The film, set in the Brazilian Amazon, centers on the hunt for a mythical plant prized for its medicinal properties, described only in terms of its desirability and elusiveness. The plant is imagined as a trophy for the pharmaceutical industry and a screen for colonialist projections onto the rainforest. Yi'

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Anicka Yi programs “aerobes” with a specialized artificial intelligence for her exhibition “In Love With The World (2022)” in the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern in London. “We have a very limited imagination when it comes to machines. We have a lot of anxiety that they will replace us,” says Yi in our newly released “Bodies of Knowledge” episode, “but what if we could relate to them in a more optimistic way?” Watch→https://a21.tv/YiBodies | Art21

5.2K viewsJun 30, 2023

Good news! 🎉 Anicka Yi's aerobes have made themselves comfy in the Turbine Hall and will be floating around a little longer. Book your free ticket today to catch the artist's Hyundai Commission: In Love with the World' before 6 February 2022: https://bit.ly/33tfjvB 🦑 In partnership with Hyundai Motor. | Tate

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Tate Modern, London, UK. 11th Oct, 2021. Staffers pose with the installation. The new installation, called 'In Love with the World' features floating machines called aerobes. Artist Anicka Yi has created her largest and most ambitious project to date in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall for the prestigious Hyundai Commission. The work will be on display at the Tate from 12 Oct 2021 - 16 Jan 2022. Credit: Imageplotter/Alamy Live News Stock Photo - Alamy

At a 2015 exhibition, Anicka Yi worked with French artist and perfumer Christophe Laudamiel to create two unique scents held behind two dryer doors installed in the walls of the exhibition hall. “I grew up in a very pungent home, and was very aware of how smell starts to create forms of identity,” says Yi in our newly released “Bodies of Knowledge” episode. “In the Western world, we tend to reject pungent odors as a sign of weakness… We have left those odors behind us to a perfectly-sanitized wo

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Anicka Yi answers all your questions about her futuristic ecosystem at Tate Modern. Hurry - there are only three weekends left to witness her 'aerobes' in the Turbine Hall. 🦑 Book your free ticket today for the Hyundai Commission: Anicka Yi's In Love With The World 🎟️ https://bit.ly/3FEY1Jd In partnership with Hyundai Motor. | Tate

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✨ Open now ✨ YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND at Tate Modern. Yoko Ono is a trailblazer of early conceptual and participatory art, a celebrated musician, and a formidable campaigner for world peace. 📽️🕊️🌎 Spanning more than seven decades, delve into Ono's powerful, participatory art in an exhibition that marks the key moments in her groundbreaking, influential and multidisciplinary career. https://bit.ly/3SINWni Until 1 September 2024. Members go free. ❤️ | Tate

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Artist Anicka Yi offers a vision of a new ecosystem within the Turbine Hall, the large post-industrial space at the heart of Tate Modern. Originally part of Bankside Power Station, the hall was built to house electricity-generating machinery. Yi’s installation populates the space with machines once again. Floating in the air, her machines – called aerobes – are based on ocean life forms and mushrooms. They re-imagine artificial intelligence, and encourage us to think about new ways machines migh

3.2K viewsMar 6, 2023

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On view now—Anicka Yi presents new work that utilizes scientific techniques and engages multiple senses in The Hugo Boss Prize: Anicka Yi, Life Is Cheap. #HBP2016 | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

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Anicka Yi programs “aerobes” with A.I. “We have a very limited imagination when it comes to machines. We have a lot of anxiety that they will replace us,” says Yi in @art21’s newly released “Bodies of Knowledge” episode, “but what if we could relate to them in a more optimistic way?” Anicka Yi (@anickayi_studio) programs “aerobes” with a specialized artificial intelligence for her exhibition “In Love With The World (2022)” in the Turbine Hall of the @Tate Modern in London. “I really wanted to me

34.7K viewsJun 30, 2023

Announcing the new Art:LIVE programme produced in partnership with Frieze Global Lead Partner Deutsche Bank This edition takes the theme of ‘A New World’ and highlights will include star architect Bjarke Ingels, a first look at Anicka Yi’s highly anticipated Turbine Hall commission at Tate Modern, an intimate tour of the Deutsche Bank Lounge with artist Idris Khan, and insights into Frieze London and Frieze Masters fairs from Frieze leadership and leading experts The programme will be broadcast

17.4K viewsOct 6, 2021

Anicka Yi embraces impermanence “Humans have a fear of impermanence,” says the artist in @art21’s newly released “Bodies of Knowledge” episode. “Change is the most constant form that we can acknowledge and embrace.” Anicka Yi (@anickayi_studio) embraces deterioration and impermanence, exploring how her works change and evolve. Drawn to their visual qualities and the distinct scent of fried foods, Anicka Yi began deep frying flowers in 2010, fixing them in a perpetual state of blooming and decay.

14.4K viewsJun 28, 2023

Exhibition visit: Anicka Yi — In love with the world | London Korean Links

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Korean American artist brings science and AI-inspired show to China

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An intelligent ecosystem of floating Xenojellies take over Tate Modern in London

Today with Tate Kids we're exploring the life and work of Yinka Shonibare CBE, whose installation at Tate Modern, 'The British Library', celebrates the diversity of the British population. 📚 Explore further here: https://bit.ly/31T9Ifd | Tate

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Des « pieuvres » géantes attirées par la chaleur humaine investissent le Tate Modern

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