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Katelyn Farstad
Katelyn Farstad
Letters, 2018
Itch Princess: "Easy To Forget" / Show Tonight
Itch Princess: “Easy To Forget” / Show Tonight
Itch Princess is the solo project of local musician Katelyn Farstad (whose long resume contains work in Larry Wish, Tips for Twat, RENO, and many more). She makes experimental electronic music that she’s labeled “sadcore drudge ballads.” To that end she employs an idiosyncratic array of sounds by way of beats and her own layered vocals. On single “Easy to Forget” the result is a hypnotic sound…
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Katelyn Farstad
Modern Times is proud of Katelyn Farstad. She is having a show in NYC at the Zach Feuer Gallery! <3 <3 <3 Kate!
Katelyn Reece Farstad
Gallery 2: Rats Make Love
April 12 - 28
In Gallery 2, Zach Feuer is pleased to present Rats Make Love, an installation of new paintings by the Minneapolis-based artist Katelyn Reece Farstad.
The anxious surfaces of Farstad's assemblages are the result of desperate formal decisions, each offering a space for three-dimensional objects to rummage around in a dustbin of two-dimensional ideas. Wicker and flypaper find welcome company here among recycled artworks and received notions about painting-all in the process of becoming alien, even modestly abject. Nimble flourishes and tired clichés languish, embarrassed, on supports both found and invented, yet each surface teems with witty sight gags and contradictory thinking. Personification is inevitable. Each one threatens to storm out the back door and have its own show. Out of love the painter has given these works much confidence and now she has to deal with the consequences.
Farstad is a graduate of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Her two-person exhibition Isohyet; Isopleth (with David Frohlich) opens on April 20 at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. This is her first exhibition in New York.
Gallery 1: Tamy Ben-Tor New Performance Work
Katelyn Farstad
here is a link to an interview of kate farstad about her show at modern times.