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How To Tell If Your Krill Oil Supplements Are Ripping You Off
How To Tell If Your Krill Oil Supplements Are Ripping You Off, an exhibition of new works by Gina Beavers, Nate Boyce, Jo Nigoghossian, Gabriela Salazar, and Naama Tsabar with a site responsive set design by Christina Masciotti and Stephen Dobay.
The artists in this exhibition explore new modes of sculptural production, painting, digital animation, and installation that point to an increasingly reconfigured parceling of time and space in relation to human life. Mining current trends in the techno-industrial economy, social networking, land use, and the mechanisms of protest, these works harbor a growing skepticism towards the slippery role of governance (corporate, networked, bureaucratic, or otherwise) and the civil/economic pressures it creates. Taking the sprawling title of this exhibition literally may be helpful if only to underscore the air of suspicion it casts over all objects, their byproducts, and traces of information within a digital economy.
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How To Tell If Your Krill Oil Supplements Are Ripping You Off, an exhibition of new works by Gina Beavers, Nate Boyce, Jo Nigoghossian, Gabriela Salazar, and Naama Tsabar with a site responsive set design by Christina Masciotti and Stephen Dobay.
The artists in this exhibition explore new modes of sculptural production, painting, digital animation, and installation that point to an increasingly reconfigured parceling of time and space in relation to human life. Mining current trends in the techno-industrial economy, social networking, land use, and the mechanisms of protest, these works harbor a growing skepticism towards the slippery role of governance (corporate, networked, bureaucratic, or otherwise) and the civil/economic pressures it creates. Taking the sprawling title of this exhibition literally may be helpful if only to underscore the air of suspicion it casts over all objects, their byproducts, and traces of information within a digital economy.
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