I am very proud to be included along with my friend Monique Blom in the Cunsthaus exhibition: We Want a President, with our collaboration: Intent to Take Off
Below is the Video below that I created from all the Canadian research I have done since the 2016 United States Presidential Elections results came in. These are pointers for Americans interested in fleeing to Canada after the Inauguration in 2017. In addiction to my own research Monique started sending me lessons and strategies for my quest to Take off to the Great White North.
To see Monique's lessons that she sent to me and to take Monique's Canadian citizenship test check out the "Intent to Take Off" page.
Below is the Video below that I created from all the Canadian research I have done since the 2016 United States Presidential Elections results came in. These are pointers for Americans interested in fleeing to Canada after the Inauguration in 2017. In addiction to my own research Monique started sending me lessons and strategies for my quest to Take off to the Great White North.
To see Monique's lessons that she sent to me and to take Monique's Canadian citizenship test check out the "Intent to Take Off" page.
I had a great time co-curating Art In Odd Places Orlando 2016 with the theme of PLAY
Picture below of me as Princess Slaya' performing with Monique Blom's Axe from her piece Intent to Re-Side, photo by Shayne Metcalfe. Still recovering and working on documentation, more to follow! Click on the image for the website: http://www.artinoddplaces.org/orlando-play/
Special Thanks to LIVEWORK STUDIOS for the opportunity to Van Halenize their store front, with my first ever mural. Extra special thanks to Michael LeMieux of LIVEWORKS that risked sunstroke helping me realize this vision!
The work of Vincent Kral participates in observation, self-definition and resistance. Vincent enjoys making art that is humorous on the exterior but deals with important issues beneath the surface. He strives to give a total experience to the viewer, using video, audio, and sculptural installations to challenge societal pressures and preconceptions. Vincent is constantly dealing with his own critique of consumerism and the mass media bombardment that confronts Americans everyday. Included in this critique of consumer culture is an ongoing analysis of his own actions, participation, and responses that result from his societal situation.
