Tom Kalin

Tom Kalin

Tom Kalin is an American artist whose work is notable for its explorations of contemporary culture, identity, and sexuality. His works have been exhibited in major art institutions across the United States and Europe, such as the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, and the Institute of Contemporary Art in London. He has also been a lecturer, writer, and curator, and was the founding director of the Sundance Institute’s Feature Film Program. His best known works include Swoon (1992), Savage Grace (2007), and The Open Road (2013). Kalin has also worked on numerous experimental short films and music videos, including Björk’s Venus as a Boy (1993).

Tom Kalin, American artist, experimental film, music video, Sundance Institute, Feature Film Program, Whitney Museum, MOCA, ICA London, Swoon, Savage Grace, The Open Road, Björk, Venus as a Boy.

— Mei Wang

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