黑料不打烊


Signs on the Road

Mar 25, 2011 - Apr 30, 2011
Artists often fixate on particular found material (imagery, objects, quotes, fragments of text, etc.) that reveals no direct connection to their practice but that possesses for them an enigmatic, resonant meaning. This material may serve as a beacon for their practice, suggesting an unrealized and indeterminate potential for future work. Perhaps this material is the uncanny of artistic practice. For this exhibition we create an archive of such material from over a hundred and fifty artists, each invited to submit a single-page digital file to be printed on an 8脳10-inch sheet. The archive will be handed over to three curatorial collectives, each of whom will mount a treatment and exhibition in the diminutive (10-foot by 10-foot) Curatorial Research Lab at Winkleman Gallery. Despite the archive鈥檚 necessarily small scale, we hope for a different order of insight than can be derived from primary artistic production. What if, for a moment, we treat such secondary material as primary? We are curious to see what tentative and comparative understandings can be drawn regarding a collective sensibility of the moment. Could organizations of this archive serve as signs on the road toward something beyond its constituent parts? 
Workroom G is Michael Ashkin, Leslie Brack, and Joshua Geldzahler 
Gogue Projects is Matt Freedman & Jude Tallichet 
Camel Collective is www.camelcollective.org 
Cathouse FUNeral is David Dixon, Karen Miller, Pete Moran
Artists often fixate on particular found material (imagery, objects, quotes, fragments of text, etc.) that reveals no direct connection to their practice but that possesses for them an enigmatic, resonant meaning. This material may serve as a beacon for their practice, suggesting an unrealized and indeterminate potential for future work. Perhaps this material is the uncanny of artistic practice. For this exhibition we create an archive of such material from over a hundred and fifty artists, each invited to submit a single-page digital file to be printed on an 8脳10-inch sheet. The archive will be handed over to three curatorial collectives, each of whom will mount a treatment and exhibition in the diminutive (10-foot by 10-foot) Curatorial Research Lab at Winkleman Gallery. Despite the archive鈥檚 necessarily small scale, we hope for a different order of insight than can be derived from primary artistic production. What if, for a moment, we treat such secondary material as primary? We are curious to see what tentative and comparative understandings can be drawn regarding a collective sensibility of the moment. Could organizations of this archive serve as signs on the road toward something beyond its constituent parts? 
Workroom G is Michael Ashkin, Leslie Brack, and Joshua Geldzahler 
Gogue Projects is Matt Freedman & Jude Tallichet 
Camel Collective is www.camelcollective.org 
Cathouse FUNeral is David Dixon, Karen Miller, Pete Moran

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Tuesday - Saturday
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Opening
March 14, 2011
6:00 PM
621 West 27th Street New York, NY, USA 10001

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