No one lives here began as a mass of disparate thoughts. Fourteen curatorial voices informed its conception and fourteen perspectives were present throughout its production. It seems apt that in our efforts to compose a cohesive exhibition from such a multitude of sources, we would work with the digital. Digital culture is informed by excess: limitless tools for communication, limitless spaces in which cultures and practices can proliferate and limitless scope for the reinterpretation of the visual.
Wednesday 10 February 2016
No one lives here
No one lives here began as a mass of disparate thoughts. Fourteen curatorial voices informed its conception and fourteen perspectives were present throughout its production. It seems apt that in our efforts to compose a cohesive exhibition from such a multitude of sources, we would work with the digital. Digital culture is informed by excess: limitless tools for communication, limitless spaces in which cultures and practices can proliferate and limitless scope for the reinterpretation of the visual.
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