Oopsy! (and then sometimes in the energy of the opening a gallery visitor accidentally tracks footprints across the carefully laid out grid of ashes), 8:08pm

installation view at LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) showing a grid of ashes on the gallery floor and accidental footprints walking across them

Oopsy! (and then sometimes in the energy of the opening a gallery visitor accidentally tracks footprints across the carefully laid out grid of ashes)

Then again, if ashes suggest something of the ephemeral nature of existence, perhaps this gallery accident highlights that ephemeral nature.

Names Printed in Black
Curated by Emily Butts
LACE Emerging Curators Program
Opening Reception: Wednesday January 3, 2018 7-10PM
Exhibition Dates: January 4 – February 11, 2018

Names Printed in Black explores the impact that memory has on the physical and psychological body, using loss and trauma as a framework to understand individual and collective rememberings. The artists featured in this exhibition explore human rights violations, the language that is meant to protect us against them, representations of violence in the media, and how our body reacts. Among the artists whose work is included in the exhibition are Carmen Argote, Adriana Corral, Carlos Motta, Lisa C Soto, and Samira Yamin.

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