Inspired by falling on St. Valentine’s Day, sometimes when is a weekend exhibition that explores the logic of a crush.
If a crush is a kind of intense infatuation, often directed towards the unattainable, it’s also an experience that is difficult to put words around; most often unexpressed, its passing presence is like a constant hum. Yet to crush is also to crease, crumple, compress or forcefully squeeze. To crush something is to distort its shape, to twist or press or change it in some way. Taking this as its starting point, sometimes when stages a passing crush within the chapel of St. Margaret’s House. Here, a crush suggests its own logic, a landscape that stretches across the exhibition space. Materials are placed in conversation to somehow reflect an experience of infatuation, or distortion, the inexplicable or the unexpressed.
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Guide
Welcome to T/C Latvia : Latvian pavilion at Venice Biennale
James Lee Byars, 1932–1997
James Turrell - Aftershock
Hrair Sarkissian: The Other Side of Silence
Bruce Nauman. Neons Corridors Rooms
Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You
Jitish Kallat: Order Of Magnitude
Chun Kwang Young: Times Reimagined
Gillian Wearing: Wearing Masks
