"Spork Used As Knife (and other disconcerting events)" Exhibition

Concrete Utopia

poster for "Spork Used As Knife (and other disconcerting events)" Exhibition

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The exhibition investigates humor and performance and their unique ability to reflect the absurdity of everyday life. The history of performance art offers the medium as a means of rebellion, the act of breaking with the current state of art and politics. The work featured in "Spork Used As Knife" rather ruptures the personal experience of everyday life by forcing the viewer to turn his or her perspective, to view it from a skewed angle. The mirrored reflection of life by art comes ever closer in performance, and with the comfort offered by humor, begins to break down this distinction.

Each artist in the show approaches these barriers between the quotidian and The Quotidian from a different perspective, and through different mobilizations of the banal and the humorous.

[Image: Curver Thoroddsen "I Can Say I'm Sorry"]

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Schedule

from April 01, 2011 to April 17, 2011

Opening Reception on 2011-04-01 from 19:00 to 22:00

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