I Hear You, text by S. Voegelin
The premier of Mikhail Karikis’s the audiovisual installation “I Hear You” features a new text on the work by theorist Dr Salomé Voegelin, writer…
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I Hear You (interview & overview)
Kate Adams and Mikhail Karikis are interviewed by curator Rosie Cooper about the making of Karikis’s multi-channel audiovisual installation ‘I Hear You’, created with…
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No Ordinary Protest (installation documentation)
Installation documentation of part one of Mikhail Karikis’ project No Ordinary Protest premiered in his solo exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery in London (Aug ’18…
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No Ordinary Protest (the film)
Working across film, sound and performance, Mikhail Karikis’ project adopts the children’s science fiction novel ‘The Iron Woman’ (1993) by the British writer and…
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Mikhail Karikis’ interview on “No Ordinary Protest” (2018)
Text by Prof. Cathy Lane
Mikhail Karikis Interview: Museum of Applied Arts & Science Sydney (2017)
Mikhail Karikis’s interview for the exhibition “This Is a Voice” organised by the Wellcome Trust (London, UK) and the Museum of Applied Arts &…
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The Chalk Factory Video Documentation
This video provides some video documentation of the installation of the art project ‘The Chalk Factory’ by Mikhail Karikis as it was premiered in…
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The Chalk Factory: Audiovisual Installation (2017)
‘The Chalk Factory’ (2017) is an audiovisual installation by Mikhail Karikis comprising 10 video channels and 10 audio channels. The installation creates an environment…
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Hyottoko the God of Fire (2017)
There are two versions of the single-channel work Hyottoko the God of Fire (2017): an installation version and a screening version. The above promo…
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Heroes with a Difference: Selected Stories (N.C. Grove & M. Karikis)
This publication was created in the context of Mikhail Karikis’s solo exhibition ‘The Chalk Factory’ (2017) exploring the relationship between disability and labour. The…
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European Capital of Culture 2017: Commissions
A beautifully printed and fully illustrated 320 page book which includes reflections on the European Capital of Culture Aarhus 2017 programme and insights on…
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