Squash I
- Anamaya Farthing-Kohl
- Andrew Davis
- Armando Rosales
- Dakotah Savage
- Diego Delas
- Elsa Louise-Manceaux
- Graciela Iturbide
- Los Hermanos Mayo
- McKeever Donovan
- Rometti Costales
- Ryan Foerster
- Tisch Abelow
Squash Editions
Cipres Squash
Jaime Torres Bodet 91
Coloniea Santa María La Ribera
Mexico City, Mexico
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Publication SQUASH I: featuring artists.
Installation view I
Installation view II
Installation view III
Dakotah Savage & Tisch Abelow
Jorgy’s Things, 2016
wrapped ham & cheese sandwiches + androgynous barbie clothes distributed to public
Dakotah Savage & Tisch Abelow
Jorgy’s Things, 2016
Detail
Graciela Iturbide
Mujer Angel, 1979
McKeever Donovan
The student, 2016
sewer pipes, stickers and animal sounds from Sonora Market in Mexico City
McKeever Donovan
The student, 2016
Detail
Los Hermanos Mayo
Carlos Arruza “el Ciclon”, cerca 1955
Installation view IV
Diego Delas
Cancion de tres palabras, 2016
canvas, cotton, wood, fish wire
Elsa Louise-Manceaux
Man on Moon, 2016
Elsa Louise-Manceaux
Man on Moon, 2016
Detail
Rometti Costales
The exhaustion of Monkey Business, 2016
Receipts from money exchange office & two banknotes of Brazilian Reals kept in the wallets of the two curators
Rometti Costales
The exhaustion of Monkey Business, 2016
Detail
Rometti Costales
The exhaustion of Monkey Business, 2016
Detail
Rometti Costales
The exhaustion of Monkey Business, 2016
Detail
Ryan Foerster
Chips for All/Spare change, 2016
Spicy chips and 250 pesos worth of coins spread randomly on the floor for visitors to take
Ryan Foerster
Chips for All/Spare change, 2016
Spicy chips and 250 pesos worth of coins spread randomly on the floor for visitors to take
Installation view V
Anamaya Farthing-Kohl
, 2016
Interactive game made of parking lot language, wooden box on wheels, painted paper cement
Dakotah Savage & Tisch Abelow
Jorgy’s Things, 2016
Permanent Installation
Dakotah Savage & Tisch Abelow
Jorgy’s Things, 2016
Permanent Installation, detail
Andrew Davis
Gestures in Green, 2016
Performance with green screen and green suit
Armando Rosales
untitled, 2016
A compressed cycle of improvisation-based solo drum performances
The stork offers the fox luscious grapes dangling from a tall vine but the fox cannot reach. The stork is then given by the fox a shallow plate of milk.
The above parable is a play on the Fox and the Stork transcribed by Phaedrus, a Roman fabulist thought to be a Thracian slave. Many years have passed. Some things have changed and some have not.
Now two figures graciously offer each other unattainable gifts. In the forest, the suburb, the city, the arena, the court, we are all getting played and we are all playing. Here is a list: who is punished for breaking the rules and who is not, which rules are followed and which are not, what are the rules. At night I sometimes wake to a thought: who is the vine and who is the plate?
Curated by Rachel Simone James and Laetitia Jeurissen