The Kings Wander Beyond the Castle Walls
29″x22; collage on Canadian geological survey map on mountboard; 2025. 2025-01-09 A
The Kings Find Other Wandering Kings
29″x22; collage on Canadian geological survey map on mountboard; 2025. 2025-01-09B
The Kings Wander Beyond the Castle Walls and The Kings Find Other Wandering Kings are included in the exhibition, Lavender & Green Carnation Exhibition, 18 January to 15 March, 2025, at the Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. Curated by Seth Ter Haar, the exhibition “delves into the rich history and enduring significance of symbols that have quietly connected and empowered the LGBTQ+ community, especially during periods of societal or political repression.” READ MORE
Sanquhar Still Life (2020)
dimensions variable; installation of six decoupaged objects, two paper sculptures, and t-shirt fabric
Twelve Days of Christmas Gifts for Yoko Ono
All My Knowledge Lives In a Box
from Clouds :: Knowledge. READ MORE
Ric Kasini Kadour (b. 1974) is an artist, writer, and cultural worker. Primarily a conceptual artist, he executes projects across a variety of media: photography, collage, painting, and installation. In addition to his artist practice, he is the director of Kolaj Institute and the editor of Kolaj Magazine. Kadour lives and works in Montreal, Quebec and New Orleans, Louisiana. READ MORE
Pulse
At SPACE Gallery in Burlington, Vermont. READ MORE
And felt like dust in space
From “I Took A Trip To The Unknown Language” READ MORE
The Archaeology of Rubbish
Exhibited in “Many Americas: Art Meets History” at the Wilson Museum of the Southern Vermont Arts Center READ MORE
Ozymandius
“Ozymandias” is a collection of eight analogue collages that use the last Bank of England one pound note (issued in 1984) and a Percy Bysshe Shelley poem to meditate on the hubris of empire and late-stage capitalism. READ MORE