There’s no time left…is a collection of performance and video pieces that are related to the prompt, “There’s no time left” presented by Modus
Featuring the work of:
Ron Binary
Michael Delgado
Em Jensen & Sean Mc
Tyler Kline
Morgan Nitz
Joseph Rogers
Li Sumpter
Hailey Walsh
In addition to the show a zine will be available with writings that aslo respond to the prompt, “There’s no time left”
Writers include:
Shinjini Bakshi
Collin Bryant
Michael Delgado
Dennis Finocchiaro
Sarah Grisham
Kyra Irizarry
Em Jensen
Avi-Yona Israel
Morgan Nitz
Katie O’Neill
Joseph Rogers
Regular admission: $3
Admission + Zine + button: $6
no on turned away for lack of funds!!
Hailey Walsh is a printmaking student at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Her work aims to break down modern stereotypes specifically gender roles. She often uses fabric and sewing to shed a light on the overlooked craft, historically deemed as mere women’s work.
Em Jensen & Sean Mc are video artists working collaboratively in Philadelphia.
Ron Binary is a queerdo extraordinaire, genderfucking, vampire Drag Royalty. Ron hopes to bring chaos to the complacent folks in this world and comfort to those disturbed by this cis heteronormative patriarchal society we all live in.
Michael Delgado is a Philadelphia based artist working in video and performance. Delgado received a BFA in Sculpture from the Tyler School of Art in 2017. He works with the ideas of American Exceptionalism and Individualism, challenging the ways they are tied to success in American culture.
Tyler Kline lives and works in Philadelphia. He beliefs in the power of art as a tranformative conduit and catalyst for social change.
Joseph Rogers is an artist from New York who lives in occasional fear of the end of the world. He currently attends the University of the Arts as an illustration major.
Li Sumpter is a multidisciplinary artist who employs strategies of eco-arts activism and mythic design to raise awareness of existential threats to self, community, humanity and the planet. Through interactive installations, public intervention and experimental game play, Li engages audiences in apocalyptic scenarios and philosophical inquiry about fate and the future through the lens of speculative fiction and afrofuturism.
Morgan Nitz is a Philadelphia based sculptor working primarily with combinations of performance, installation, and writing. Influenced by russian literature and theatre, like Victor Pelevin’s Omon Ra and Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, she experiments with humor, suspense, and archetypes. She will earn her BFA in Sculpture from Tyler School of Art in the spring of 2018.
