new work
Snow Globe on the Bayou, sponsored by Downtown Houston
Solo Screening with Aurora Picture Show and 2024 Texas Biennial
I am thrilled to announce a solo screening of my experimental film work, “Particles in a Light Beam”, sponsored by The Aurora Picture Show and the 2024 Texas Biennial. For the event, I will be showing a few older projects created for past APS events, dating back to 2014, along with three new works in-progress.
Basket Books & Art, October 5th, 7:30pm, Houston, Texas
https://www.aurorapictureshow.org/programs/krista-leigh-steinke-particles-in-a-light-beam
2024 ISEA Conference Creative Program
Excited to announce that "Sun Mapping" will be featured at this year's ISEA conference in Brisbane. Australia, June 21-30. (International Symposium on Electronic Art) https://isea2024.isea-international.org/welcome/
The 10-minute video, an animation of over 25 still images of the Gulf Coast landscape, was created using pinhole cameras and other experimental techniques. The project was originally created for The Corpus Cristi Port Authority Building in TX. Audio was recently added in collaboration with Sherman Finch. We are looking forward to sharing this work with an international audience!
Festival of (In) appropriation
My new film “Time Scraps: Film Threads and Sprocket Holes” will be featured in the 2023 Festival of (In) appropriation, at The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, University of California, Oct 11, 7pm.
For more info: https://bampfa.org/event/festival-inappropriation-2023
Curated by Jaimie Baron, Jennifer Proctor, and Adam Sekuler. Sponsored by Filmforum.
Poetry+Film Collaboration
http://aurorapictureshow.org/calendar.asp?pageid=83&calid=1175
Group Show: PERSIST RESIST COEXIST
“PERSIST RESIST COEXIST”
Wright Gallery, TAMU College of Architecture, TX
Aug. 25-Oct. 16, 2020
PERSIST RESIST COEXIST is a group exhibition celebrating women rights. My work on view is from a new series called “Time Scraps from the Universe”, where I am repurposing old photo projects, materials, and scraps from my studio to make new works in collage, stop-frame animation, and installation. Through the act of self-reflection and connecting common threads, I am thinking about creativity as an iterative loop or spiral, in which recontextualizing the past can foster reinvention or forge alternative pathways. The small pieces in the show function as sketches for potential larger works.
Virtual Opening Reception and Artists Talks: TBA
Group Show: Weather the Weather
“Weather the Weather”
SciArt Initiative exhibition at the New York Hall of Science, NYC
Sept. 10th 2019 – March 2020
http://www.sciartinitiative.org/weather-the-weather.html