Olivia Erlanger (b. 1990, New York) lives and works in New York. Through her sculpture, writing, and filmmaking, Erlanger explores American dreams and delusions. Recent and forthcoming solo and two-person exhibitions include If Today Were Tomorrow at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (2024); Humour in the Water Coolant at ICA London (2024); Appliance at Kunstverein Gartenhaus, Vienna (2022); Home is a Body at Soft Opening, London (2020); Split-level Paradise at Bel Ami, Los Angeles (2020); Ida at Motherculture, Los Angeles (2018); Poison Remedy Scapegoat at Human Resources, Los Angeles (2018); and mouths filled with pollen at And Now, Dallas (2018). Notable group exhibitions include Nonmemory at Hauser Wirth, Los Angeles (2023); Dream Journal at Company Gallery, New York (2023); On Failure, at Soft Opening, London (2023); The Heavy Light Show at Night Gallery, Los Angeles (2022); Shell at Del Vaz Projects, Los Angeles (2022); The Kick Inside at Museum X, Shanghai (2022); Liquid Life at Kistefos Museum, Jevnaker (2021); Psychosomatic at Various Small Fires, Los Angeles (2021); In Situ at Marianne Boesky, New York (2021); Winterfest at Aspen Art Museum, Aspen (2020); Haunted Haus at Swiss Institute, New York (2020); DIS Presents: What do people do all day? at Kunsthalle Charlottenborg, Copenhagen (2020); No Space, Just a Place at Daelim Museum, Seoul (2020); and For a Dreamer of Houses at Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas (2020).

Erlanger is the author of Appliance (Wild Seeds, 2022) and, with architect Luis Ortega Govela, the co-author of Garage (MIT Press, 2018). Her writing has appeared in publications including Tank Magazine, PIN UP, Flash Art, and Harvard Design Magazine, and a forthcoming catalog essay through Spector Books in 2024. Erlanger’s work is in the collection of the Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas; KADIST, San Francisco, California; X Museum, Shanghai, China; among others.

Calypso Antoinette has been reading tarot for 20 years. She is a clairsentient empath whose gift/third eye was discovered and nurtured by her maternal grandmother since she was a very small child. After (her adolescent) years of visions and empathy, she began reading tarot cards in her early twenties and currently offers virtual and in-person readings.

Driven by their sleeping and waking dreams, Vic Tori is a nonbinary spiritualist with a penchant for all things unseen. They offer space for peace, love, power, and protection through their use of tarot, sound, dream interpretation, and yoga.

DJ SUN, a Dutch-born American with Chinese roots, is a standout figure in Houston's music scene. As a top-ranked DJ and owner of The Flat in the lively Montrose neighborhood of Houston, Texas, he's a pioneer in the local music landscape. Celebrated beyond Houston, his albums, including Loveletter with a live orchestra in 2022, One Hundred, and Qingxi, showcase his global experiences and unique style. Specializing in electronic beats, DJ SUN's sets, featuring all-vinyl international funk and dance music, offer a one-of-a-kind musical experience.

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