Biography
Josh Kline, born in 1979 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is an American artist and curator known for his innovative use of technology and media to explore contemporary social and political issues. Currently based in New York City, Kline is represented by 47 Canal, Lisson Gallery, and Modern Art. His work often incorporates elements of digitization and image manipulation, reflecting on the impact of these technologies on society and the labor force. Kline's participation in the 2019 Whitney Biennial marked him as a significant figure in the contemporary art scene. His 2023 solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, titled 'Project for a New American Century,' featured notable installations such as 'Contagious Unemployment' and 'Civil War.' These works critically examine the intersections of technology, politics, and labor, offering a poignant commentary on the modern human condition. Collectors and institutions are drawn to Kline's work for its thought-provoking content and its ability to engage with pressing global issues through a unique artistic lens.
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Biography
Josh Kline, born in 1979 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is an American artist and curator known for his innovative use of technology and media to explore contemporary social and political issues. Currently based in New York City, Kline is represented by 47 Canal, Lisson Gallery, and Modern Art. His work often incorporates elements of digitization and image manipulation, reflecting on the impact of these technologies on society and the labor force. Kline's participation in the 2019 Whitney Biennial marked him as a significant figure in the contemporary art scene. His 2023 solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, titled 'Project for a New American Century,' featured notable installations such as 'Contagious Unemployment' and 'Civil War.' These works critically examine the intersections of technology, politics, and labor, offering a poignant commentary on the modern human condition. Collectors and institutions are drawn to Kline's work for its thought-provoking content and its ability to engage with pressing global issues through a unique artistic lens.
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