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Extended dissent is no long goodbye
Extended dissent is no long goodbye
"There is tension near the boundaries, in the overlaps. And that is why they are together, or the art is together. The tension tells itself. By leaning into that tense dance, we may get closest to the stand, to the apart. Close to anger, close to rebellion, close to fights worth fighting and the values they are fought for. Not causes, not morals. But for the only way each sees what is known. "
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"There is tension near the boundaries, in the overlaps. And that is why they are together, or the art is together. The tension tells itself. By leaning into that tense dance, we may get closest to the stand, to the apart. Close to anger, close to rebellion, close to fights worth fighting and the values they are fought for. Not causes, not morals. But for the only way each sees what is known. "
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Feast of Burden Trailer (OFFICIAL) - Series Preview - MOCAtv - YouTube
Feast of Burden Trailer (OFFICIAL) - Series Preview - MOCAtv - YouTube
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MoMA | Behind the Scenes: Wolfgang Laib
MoMA | Behind the Scenes: Wolfgang Laib
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Packer Schopf Gallery
Packer Schopf Gallery
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About the Artist:
Chau combines common mediums and common means to create delicate vignettes of fleeting memory, gesture and form, resulting in works that combine egalitarian sensibility and minimalist restraint. Her work touches on the value of storytelling and myth and its ability to connect us to each other through cultural and humanistic similarities. Chau's current work drifts into new territory by exploring the periphery of the narrative, moments forgotten and faded, or too brief to retain.
A Vietnam native, Diem Chau and her family came to America as refugees in 1986. Chau is a BFA graduate from Cornish College of the Arts and has received an Artist Trust GAP Grant and a PONCHO Artist-in-Residence Award. Her work has been exhibited in New York, Chicago, Miami, Seattle and Los Angeles. Her most recent public success is a U.S. Cellular commercial featuring her carved crayons melting backwards.
Zodiac set of 12 carved crayons
Dimentions variable
$4000.00
Packer Schopf Gallery
942 W. Lake St. Chicago, Il 60607
Found on http://www.packergallery.com/chau/
All of Proust on audiobook? Time to go to bed early - Telegraph
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| Marcel Proust | photo taken from linked article |
"The benefit of an audiobook is that you can listen to it in the car or out walking: a couple of hours a day and you’ll do the whole of Proust in three months. But the pace of the prose is too measured to be easily accommodated to fast-paced living, and I suspect much will wash over readers who aren’t able to concentrate fully. Listen in the bath or better still as Proust wrote the novel, propped up in bed in the middle of the night." read more here | Time to go to bed early - Telegraph
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