Overview, Images
Adrian Song + Sophie Spence, 2023. Courtesy the artists.

Unsettled Opacities: Reassembling Failure

Adrian J. Song , Sophie Spence

10–27 Jan 2024

Onsite, Exhibition, Summer Studio
Overview

Sophie Spence and Adrian J. Song collaborate to repurpose/reassemble each others discarded projects after a gruelling year of research based creative practice. Through this exchange they explore notions of failure.


A discarded poem about losing a puppy, a collection of audio recordings of sunrises, videos of me jogging from an unflattering perspective, torn up test prints, a folder of cowboy clippings, photographs of people pondering at art, a mock up for a solo performance of Chinese whispers.


Why do we abandon ideas, and what could they mean to someone else?

Trinh T. Minh-ha writes, “Nonsense, blanks, holes, and gaps could be manifestations of confusion, but they also open up to new possibilities if we don’t try to fill them with the pre-known and the familiar.”

Opening: 11 Jan 2024, 7am–9am
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