File(s) under permanent embargo
Gallery X2
In the middle of a strange and amorphous shape comes clarity. A gallery allows for the emergence of certain objects and phrases; itself becoming an object within the cultural framework it sits. The gallery, in-turn, begets certain phrases that legitimize and perpetuate it affecting the meaning of whatever is exhibited inside of it. Bishop and Reis replicate a gallery inside a gallery so that the gallery and the viewer become the objects of display. Generally, Bishop and Reis look to unseat the viewer from their stable foundations, architecturally, psychologically and culturally, arguing that the regime of signs that support notions of who-we-are can be displaced by destabilising the spaces we have come to place so much faith in, including the art gallery.
History
Publisher
Seventh GalleryPlace of publication
Fitzroy, Vic.Start date
2011-01-01Material type
art originalLanguage
engNotes
The exhibition took place between 19th October – 5th November 2011 at the Seventh Gallery in Fitzroy, Victoria.Publication classification
J2 Minor original creative work; JC2 Curated exhibition or event - ExhibitionCopyright notice
2011, Cameron Bishop & Simon ReisExtent
1 exhibition : 18 daysUsage metrics
Categories
No categories selectedKeywords
Licence
Exports
RefWorks
BibTeX
Ref. manager
Endnote
DataCite
NLM
DC