Tiriree(Tiri) Kananuruk | ฏิริรี คณานุรักษ์ (งอนงอน)

Tiri Kananuruk is a performance artist and educator from Ratchaburi, Thailand based in New York. Her works focus on the manipulation of sound, text, and the disruption of time. How technologies change the meaning and the ways we communicate. She utilizes mistakes, both human and machine, as means of improvisation. She holds a BA in Exhibition Design from Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, and a Master in Interactive Telecommunications from Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. Her work has been shown internationally at venues including: The National Gallery of Singapore; ATT19, Thailand; RÝMD, Iceland; Network Music Festival, UK; Elecktron, Estonia; 856G, Philippines; Currents New Media, New Mexico; Cycling '74 Expo, Massachusetts; Culture Hub, New York Live Arts, Roulette Intermedium, Judson Memorial Church and The Immigrant Artist Biennial, New York. Tiri has lectured at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and the School for Poetic Computation. She is currently an adjunct professor at Open Arts, New York University. She was a new media artist resident at Mana Contemporary (2019), CultureHub New York (2020), Barnard Movement Lab (NUUM)(2020), Media Art Exploration (NUUM)(2021) and NEW INC (MORAKANA)(y10). She is a founding member of NUUM collective along with Mimi Yin, NiNi Dongnier, Nuntinee Tansrisakul, and Yuguang Zhang. She is a co-founder of MORAKANA along with Sebastián Morales.

Selected Press

A.I.Times Korea, Sep 14, 2021, DeepTalking5000 at OMAF 2021, presents a new sensibility from 'Art made by AI to art using AR and VR technology' by Lee Ha-na and Kim Mi-jeong

Milk.XYZ, July 4, 2019, Inside Mana Contemporary: Interviews With Four Artists In Residence

Billboard Creative, TK1971, Interview and Direct by Sam Vladimirsky

Breaking the System: Sound and Technology in the Art of Tiri Kananuruk, an interview by Celine Katzman, May 31, 2019, Mana Contemporary

hyperallergic, October 2, 2017, Lunar Eclipse a performance at roulette

TeenVogue, Oct 23, 2017, Mook Attakanwong’s Fashion Film Celebrating Diversity