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Evidentiary Realism – Revealing the aesthetics of investigation
“Evidentiary Realism” is an exhibition that delves into the aesthetics of sites of inaccessibility, incarceration, and intrigue. CAN’s NYC correspondent Dylan Schenker ponders the Paolo Cirio-curated show, which emerges from the collaboration of NOME and the Fridman Gallery.
16/03/2017“Evidentiary Realism” is an exhibition that delves into the aesthetics of sites of inaccessibility, incarceration, and intrigue. CAN’s NYC correspondent Dylan Schenker ponders the Paolo Cirio-curated show, which emerges from the collaboration of NOME and the Fridman Gallery.
Category: Members / Review
Tags: Amy Balkin / Eyal Weizman / featured / Fridman Gallery / Hans Haacke / Harun Farocki / Ingrid Burrington / James Bridle / Jan Nikolai Nelles / Josh Begley / Kirsten Stoll / Kirsten Stolle / Mark Lombardi / Navine G. Khan-Dossos / NOME / Nora Al-Badri / nyc / Paolo Cirio / representation / surveillance / Suzanne Treister / Thomas Keenan
Tags: Amy Balkin / Eyal Weizman / featured / Fridman Gallery / Hans Haacke / Harun Farocki / Ingrid Burrington / James Bridle / Jan Nikolai Nelles / Josh Begley / Kirsten Stoll / Kirsten Stolle / Mark Lombardi / Navine G. Khan-Dossos / NOME / Nora Al-Badri / nyc / Paolo Cirio / representation / surveillance / Suzanne Treister / Thomas Keenan
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