Participating artists: Sober & Lonely | James Webb | Jim Skuldt | Noor Nuyten | Greg Streak | Vaughn Sadie | Audrey Cottin | Dave Sherry | Pierre Bismuth | Robyn Nesbitt & Nina Barnett | Anne Schiffer | Niklaus Ruegg | Liza Corsillo | Simon Gush & Ruth Sacks | Liezel Prins | Bronwyn Lace & Marcus Neustetter | Emi Kodama | Sarah Gerats
OH MY, OH MY: FROM THE ANNALS OF A GREAT TELEPATHIC AFFAIR
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Week 14 - Most Best by Ruth Sacks & Simon Gush
Following Ruth Sacks & Simon Gush's proposal for Oh My, Oh My, Sober & Lonely invited three artists to telepathically project their favorite artwork (for one hour) into the space at Convocation House. The following three artworks were selected:
- When Faith Moves Mountains (2002) by Francis Alÿs in collaboration with Rafael Ortega and Cuauhtémoc Medina
- Good Feelings In Good Times (2003) by Roman Ondák
- Kissing Through Glass (2007) by Jirí Kovanda
Unfortunately due to space constraints, the three channel video projection of When Faith Moves Mountains could not be installed in the gallery space. Jirí Kovanda's Kissing Through Glass was telepathically projected on the left hand side of the gallery, with Kovanda (potentially) standing inside the window, offering passersby a kiss through the glass. Outside the gallery, to the right of the entrance, Roman Ondák's Good Feelings In Good Times sees an invisible queue of people lining up, waiting to enter the space.
Sketch for Ruth Sacks & Simon Gush's Most Best exhibition |
Invisible version of Good Feelings In Good Times (2003) by Roman Ondák at Convocation House |
Invisible version of Kissing Through Glass (2007) by Jirí Kovanda at Convocation House |
Good Feelings In Good Times (2003) by Roman Ondák at the Kunstverein in Cologne |
Kissing Through Glass (2007) by Jirí Kovanda at the Tate Modern |
Saturday, October 22, 2011
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