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Exhibition Review - Group show:'people sometimes, die' Edel Assanti, London till 20th Feb 2016.
With curator Hlebo, incoherence becomes the site of ruptured wounds, stuck in an overwhelmingly white space. - Drenched Co.
Comment: " In this show, exploring mainly the various facets and symptoms of oppression in America, I encountered a bunch of dizzyingly busy young artists, (guns blazing on all media fronts), involved in the art and politics of ‘the post’. It was all a little unavailable but the questions it attempts to ask are compelling - what is your complicity in the oppression of the marginalised? how much has your humanity diminished as you oppress and are oppressed? Great premise for a great show. If only it wasn't trying so hard to be all 'post'. " - JayZee
See www.edelassanti.com/exhibitions/57/overview/
See also www.woundsthatbind.com/2016/02/exhibition-review-ryan-foe...
Caption: Image above: Installation view 'people sometimes, die' Edel Assanti, London 2016
Image courtesy of the artists and Edel Assanti, London. Curated by Jesse Hlebo.
We take great care not to harm the image in any way. And these views, they are ours only and not those of the gallery or artist.
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This photo is a digitized version of a sculpture that is present in your mind when viewing the physical photograph, that sculpture is inspired by a performance I made with said object in which the trash can was stuffed into the recycle bin, fell over, and adorned with the blue lid as it lay still on the floor.