Disorientalism, a collaboration between Katherine Behar and Marianne M. Kim, studies the disorienting effects of technologized labor, junk culture, and consumerism as forces that mediate bodies and instate body-knowledge. Utilizing live performance, video, and photographic projects, Disorientalism is an ongoing effort to reverse-engineer our identities.
Katherine Behar
Katherine Behar is a media and performance artist living in New York. She is Assistant Professor in the Department of Fine and Performing Arts at Baruch College, CUNY, where she teaches New Media and Interdisciplinary art.
kb [at] katherinebehar [dot] com
Marianne M. Kim
Marianne M. Kim is an artist and educator working in dance, theatre, and video art. She is She is currently an assistant professor at Arizona State University’s Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance Department.
