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Alex Felton
Felix Gonzalez-Torres
Sanela Jahić
Enzo Mari / Josh Mattes
Tania Perez Cordova
Nancy Shaver
Ryohei Usui
Curated by David Knowles
On both sides of the glass, there is something that looks like trash; it sits silent and stoic, waiting to meet its better half. The world appears warped and refracted inside a fishbowl gallery — small moves, magnified and repeated. Space has a memory that, like all memories, is subject to revision. Objects echo off the walls and come to rest in an architecture of quotidian gestures and humble materials. Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result — Einstein called this insanity. But this furniture, this room, this world that you and I live in — it’s formed by the simple repetitions of man and nature: the cloth bathed in sunlight, day after day, that slowly loses its color; the cups of coffee you drink each morning to face the world; the glasses that seem to show you different things from every angle; the water that evaporates diligently, persistently, with all the tension and drama of a glacier carving a valley. The same things happen again and again and again and yet somehow the world stays different, insane.
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