TINA presents new works by Katie Shannon at Liste 2026 that explore exhausted infrastructures, labour collapse, and cultural detritus. The presentation combines sculpture, print, and performance to probe endings, municipal decay, the outside room, the club, provincial and subcultural histories. Shannon treats the booth as a provisional architecture where labour, materiality, and vitality persist.

Katie Shannon approaches her work as a social practice, an oppositional gesture, and a way of staying with what slips through. Recent solo and group shows include Neven; Celine; Palais Carli; Collective, Edinburgh; FTHo; Kunstverein Dortmund and Kunsthalle Ost. She will have a solo show at CCA Goldsmiths in November 26.