This work is taken from the artist's *Temporary Occupation* project. Thomas Y. Levin looks at the Venice Biennale, as it is reviewed and reconsidered. When this is not documentary or photographic recordings of live events produced by Eloisa Haudenschild and Steve Rushton); Lisi Raskin; Julika Rudelius; and Mungo Thomson, The Possibility of Creating an image of any aesthetic choice, visitors will be discussed within a performance as a cultural practice in the register of verbal and poetic visual language of a decline, a finitude. They are also from a quite controversial exhibition which took place at both galleries throughout the exhibition features; three of the 8th Asia-Pacific Weeks are supported by Toronto artist, Gyula Kalko, and the appropriated details of the artist’s ongoing reflection on the American artist Sara MacKillop.
The exhibitions are known to the status of art.
The selection of works are brought together from a desire for change in which the artists who work on a bumpy path operate.
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Wait what? What did you just read?
I ask myself the same thing after I read a lot of real-life artist statements too similar to the above.
It's okay. It's supposed to be farce. Exactly like too much similar writing about art is not--not intentionally anyway.
Folks have studied and named the fugly beast which is such writing. It is International Art English, or IAE.
A good artist statement may be:
A bad artist statement probably:
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