Kilian Rüthemann & Kate V Robertson

20/04/12 – 20/05/12

Untitled, Kilian Rüthemann, 2011, cement plaster, 900 x 900 x 12 cm (dim. variable), Meyer Riegger, Berlin. 2011.
Photo: Trevor Lloyd. Image Courtesy: RaebervonStenglin, Zürich

Open (During GI Festival)
Daily | 12:00 – 19:00

Open (After GI Festival)
Fri – Sun | 12:00 – 17:00

David Dale Gallery & Studios present new site specific installations by Kilian Rüthemann and Kate V Robertson.

Working in direct response to the architecture of the gallery space, Rüthemann and Robertson will separately create site-specific installations and interventions that disrupt the viewer’s perception of the space and its properties. Exposing a fissure in material and application each artist, using disparate means, brings attention to the inherent mute limitations – though infinite malleability – of solid objects and structures. Drawing on historical and temporal references, Robertson and Rüthemann work in contrastive approaches united by ideas of dissolution, instability and failure to infract spatial boundaries. Both the artist’s work can only exist for a set duration before it is dismantled and subsumed back into the architecture it previously usurped.

Please click here to visit the page for this exhibition on the GI Festival website.

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