OPEN WORKS
Doug Aitken – Altered Earth
Tehching Hsieh
Re-Enactment by Francis Alÿs, 2001
Gordon Matta-Clark – FOOD
Rirkrit Tiravanija: Cooking Up an Art Experience
Doris Salcedo – Memory and compassion
Gregory Crewdson – Photography and Cinema
Mapping Time – Harold N. Fisk
Wayfinding – finding your way through space in time
Bill Viola – He Weeps for You 1977
Paula Hayes – Gazing Globes
Andy Goldsworthy – Rivers and Tides
The world’s most boring television … and why it’s hilariously addictive
Egg Hatch — I Do Not Know What It Is I Am Like (1986)
An epic journey in five chapters, ‘I Do Not Know What It Is I Am Like’ is a personal investigation into the inner states and connections to the animal consciousness we all possess.
Christine Sun Kim
Deaf from birth, Kim turned to using sound as a medium during an artist residency in Berlin in 2008, and has since developed a practice of lo-fi experimentation that aims to re-appropriate sound by translating it into movement and vision. “It’s a lot more interesting to explore a medium that I don’t have direct access to and yet has the most direct connection to society at large,”
Light is Calling – Bill Morrison
Two Trains – Sonification of Income Inequality on the NYC Subway
For we, born with a full complement of senses, and correlating these, one with the other, create a sight world from the start, a world of visual objects and concepts and meanings. When we open our eyes each morning, it is upon a world we have spent a lifetime learning to see. We are not given the world: we make our world through incessant experience categorization, memory, reconnection.
Oliver Sacks
From “To See and Not See”
