Cristine Brache (born 1984 in Miami) is an American artist, filmmaker, and writer of Puerto Rican and Cuban descent. Her work spans video, sculpture, and poetry. She has since 2012 been exhibited internationally, in Europe, North America, and Australia. Her debut book, Poems, was published by Codette in 2018.[1][2][3]
From October 28 to November 28, 2018, Brache was a resident artist with Embajada in partnership with Artist Alliance Inc. (AAI) and Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center (The Clemente), in New York City.[4][5][6] Her work has been reviewed positively by the New York Times, Cultured, and the New Yorker.[7][8][9] Her films have screened at Slamdance Film Festival, the Florida Film Festival, and Maryland Film Festival.[10][11]
Her work is in the ICA Miami's permanent collection.[12]
Themesedit
The artist often takes her personal and family history as a starting point to explore cultural erasure (of the Caribbean Diaspora), shared histories and trauma, womanhood, and the inevitable power dynamics that accompany these themes. Brache is interested in how people codify their behaviors and appearances for survival and adaptation in oppressive environments. In previous works she's also explored the institutionalization of women’s pain and illness, as well as the ramifications of gaslighting—the pathologization of female emotion and expression. She articulates personal histories of female oppression with the wider context of history and art history.[13] More recently, Brache is interested in the loss of meaning and time, nostalgia, notions of faith, love, and death.[14][15]
Her poetry is described as "unapologetic...often placing the reader in the position of the voyeur, Brache’s poems ambiguously deal with identity, power dynamics, and templates of the female body and psyche."[16]
Personal lifeedit
From 2009 through 2014, Brache expatriated from the United States to squat in the United Kingdom, Europe, Turkey, and Thailand. She eventually moved to China, where she lived for two and a half years.[17][3] In 2016, she married Canadian artist and writer Brad Phillips.[3]
^Selvin, Claire (2018-08-02). "A New Residency Program for Puerto Rican Arts Professionals Begins in New York". ARTnews. Retrieved 2019-08-21.
^"Cristine Brache". The New Yorker. Retrieved 2019-08-21.
^Smith, Roberta; Farago, Jason; Heinrich, Will; Steinhauer, Jillian (2020-07-22). "Four Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2022-03-10.
^"Press Release for Bermuda Triangle". Anonymous Gallery. 2021-02-24.
^ ab"Editors' Picks: 15 Events for Your Art Calendar, From a Fascinating Fernanda Laguna Survey to the Badass Art Women Awards". Artnet News. 2022-03-07. Retrieved 2022-03-22.
^"'We mirror what we see': Holly Childs Interviews Cristine Brache". Cordite Poetry Review. 2018-04-30. Retrieved 2022-03-11.
^"Editors' Picks: 15 Events for Your Art Calendar, From a Fascinating Fernanda Laguna Survey to the Badass Art Women Awards". Artnet News. 2022-03-07. Retrieved 2022-03-10.
^Heinrich, Will (2020-07-22). "Four art shows to see right now". The New York Times. Retrieved 2020-07-22.
^Estape, Taylor (2019-01-30). "Inside "Cristine's Secret Garden": Symbols, Santeria, and Resilient Women". Retrieved 2019-03-01.
^"Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: fairgoers go bananas for The Banana and Pope.L offers a message in a vessel". The Art Newspaper - International art news and events. 2019-12-07. Retrieved 2022-03-10.
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Cristine Brache born 1984 in Miami is an American artist filmmaker and writer of Puerto Rican and Cuban descent Her work spans video sculpture and poetry She has since 2012 been exhibited internationally in Europe North America and Australia Her debut book Poems was published by Codette in 2018 1 2 3 Contents 1 Education 2 Career 3 Themes 4 Personal life 5 Exhibitions 5 1 Solo exhibitions 6 Books 7 Awards 8 References 9 External linksEducation editBrache holds an MFA in Fine Art Media from the Slade School of Fine Art in London She graduated from Florida State University in 2007 with a BFA in Studio Art and attended Miami Southridge Senior High School Career editFrom October 28 to November 28 2018 Brache was a resident artist with Embajada in partnership with Artist Alliance Inc AAI and Clemente Soto Velez Cultural amp Educational Center The Clemente in New York City 4 5 6 Her work has been reviewed positively by the New York Times Cultured and the New Yorker 7 8 9 Her films have screened at Slamdance Film Festival the Florida Film Festival and Maryland Film Festival 10 11 Her work is in the ICA Miami s permanent collection 12 Themes editThe artist often takes her personal and family history as a starting point to explore cultural erasure of the Caribbean Diaspora shared histories and trauma womanhood and the inevitable power dynamics that accompany these themes Brache is interested in how people codify their behaviors and appearances for survival and adaptation in oppressive environments In previous works she s also explored the institutionalization of women s pain and illness as well as the ramifications of gaslighting the pathologization of female emotion and expression She articulates personal histories of female oppression with the wider context of history and art history 13 More recently Brache is interested in the loss of meaning and time nostalgia notions of faith love and death 14 15 Her poetry is described as unapologetic often placing the reader in the position of the voyeur Brache s poems ambiguously deal with identity power dynamics and templates of the female body and psyche 16 Personal life editFrom 2009 through 2014 Brache expatriated from the United States to squat in the United Kingdom Europe Turkey and Thailand She eventually moved to China where she lived for two and a half years 17 3 In 2016 she married Canadian artist and writer Brad Phillips 3 Exhibitions editSolo exhibitions edit Bermuda Triangle Anonymous Gallery 2022 18 15 Commit Me Commit to Me Fierman Gallery 2020 19 Cristine s Secret Garden Locust Projects 2019 20 Go to Heaven with Brad Phillips Mana Contemporary 2019 21 Epithalamium with Brad Phillips Anat Ebgi 2019 22 Fucking Attention MECA Art Fair Fierman Gallery 2018 23 I love me I love me not Fierman Gallery 2017 24 Books editPoems New York Codette 2018 ISBN 9780997062038 Awards edit2021 The Ellies Awards Oolite Arts 25 2019 The Ellies Awards Oolite Arts 26 2018 South Florida Cultural Consortium 27 References edit Uszerowicz Monica 2019 01 23 How Words Occupy Space An Interview with Cristine Brache Retrieved 2019 03 01 Codette Retrieved 2019 03 01 a b c Artist Writers Brad Phillips and Cristine Brache Share More Than a Love of Language www culturedmag com Retrieved 2022 03 22 Saad Shirine 21 November 2018 With the MECA Art Fair San Juan s Art Community Rises Again www vulture com Retrieved 2019 08 21 ArtistAlliance Embajada www embajadada com Retrieved 2019 08 21 Selvin Claire 2018 08 02 A New Residency Program for Puerto Rican Arts Professionals Begins in New York ARTnews Retrieved 2019 08 21 Cristine Brache The New Yorker Retrieved 2019 08 21 Smith Roberta Farago Jason Heinrich Will Steinhauer Jillian 2020 07 22 Four Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now The New York Times ISSN 0362 4331 Retrieved 2022 03 10 Cristine Brache On Spiritual Symbolism Matriarchy amp Memory www culturedmag com Retrieved 2022 03 10 Christiansen Kathleen 9 April 2021 2021 Florida Film Festival 10 movies with Sunshine State ties orlandosentinel com Retrieved 2022 03 10 Ramos Dino Ray 2020 11 30 Slamdance Reveals Full Lineup For 2021 Hybrid Edition Launches Unstoppable Programming Highlighting Disabled Creators Deadline Retrieved 2022 03 10 Looks can be deceiving Institute of Contemporary Art Miami icamiami org Retrieved 2022 03 11 Foundwork Guest Curators Justine Do Espirito Santo foundwork art Retrieved 2022 03 11 Press Release for Bermuda Triangle Anonymous Gallery 2021 02 24 a b Editors Picks 15 Events for Your Art Calendar From a Fascinating Fernanda Laguna Survey to the Badass Art Women Awards Artnet News 2022 03 07 Retrieved 2022 03 22 Codette www codette org Retrieved 2022 03 11 We mirror what we see Holly Childs Interviews Cristine Brache Cordite Poetry Review 2018 04 30 Retrieved 2022 03 11 Editors Picks 15 Events for Your Art Calendar From a Fascinating Fernanda Laguna Survey to the Badass Art Women Awards Artnet News 2022 03 07 Retrieved 2022 03 10 Heinrich Will 2020 07 22 Four art shows to see right now The New York Times Retrieved 2020 07 22 Estape Taylor 2019 01 30 Inside Cristine s Secret Garden Symbols Santeria and Resilient Women Retrieved 2019 03 01 Art Basel in Miami Beach diary fairgoers go bananas for The Banana and Pope L offers a message in a vessel The Art Newspaper International art news and events 2019 12 07 Retrieved 2022 03 10 Epithalamium ANAT EBGI Retrieved 2022 03 10 Hamer Katy Diamond 2018 12 11 MECA Art Fair Old San Juan The Brooklyn Rail Retrieved 2022 03 10 Cristine Brache The New Yorker Retrieved 2022 03 10 Cristine Brache Oolite Arts Retrieved 2022 03 11 Miami Artists Awarded 500 000 for The Ellies www artforum com Retrieved 2022 03 11 Announcement PDF Miami Dade County 2018 External links editCristine Brache s website Cristine Brache at Anonymous Gallery Cristine Brache at Fierman Gallery Holly Child s Interviews Cristine Brache Monica Uszerowicz Interviews Cristine Brache Three Poems on New York Tyrant Magazine Retrieved from 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