Current Exhibitions



Prescious Enemies, 1999

Home Stories
Look at the simple, non-electronic kitchen devices on these pages. Do you know what they are? And how to use them? It should be easy now that you know they're all kitchen tools...Often we cannot guess the function of even simplest products of our cultural environment. Still, there is hope: read Home Stories!
From Village Voice, 08/10/2000
 
 


 

 
 
 
 

 P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Security (Archive)
Quarter to Two
The style is playful, a pastiche redolent of the musty journal and the capitalomania of the day, bumptiously Fieldingesque, and yet as pumped-up and heightened and chock-full of late-20th-century references as the dernier cri from the street. It is wonderfully subversive. In fact, almost all the installation's humor is balanced on the razor edge of anachronism, creating a rich stew of accepted and invented history, anecdote, myth and hyperbole.
The New York Times Book Review, T. Coraghessan Boyle


New Acquisitions
A solid and satisfying bit of human life...every action in it matters, however small. The style is understated but exact, and the crystalline and amused observation of small country town people, speech, ways, animals and landscapes gives continuous pleasure.
The Spectator, Emma Fisher


School's Out!
Not surprisingly, the best parts of the showare either very brief and to the point, or they weave intercourse into a tale having more to do with characters than sex. A useful (and occasionally stirring) overview of a burgeoning field.
From Kirkus Reviews, 07/01/97