Sunday, August 23, 2009

Exhibition design part 2

I came across this work while looking at a few other shows in Palazzo Zenobio. It is by Roberta Rose Cavalari and Caterina Curzola called "A hole can make a difference". I like their use of space - the work is installed in a stairwell, in a little alcove.

This was a video in Atta Kim's exhibition, about the making of works and an interview with the artist. I like how they have installed the plasma screen behind the wall so it is flush. The small circle hole is so they can power it on and off.

This photo is the installation image of Bestue/Vives work in the Arsenale. The plasma screen is suspended on brackets and wire so it is almost floating.

I'm yet to fully see the Greece pavilion because they are having some technical difficulties getting their rather extensive row of Macs to work - I think there are something like 20 Macs all networked and everyone goes on holidays in August so they can't get them fixed yet. I just had to show you their signage solution! There is a lot of dodgy signage around at the moment and a lot of works out of order - one of the main Bruce Nauman works from the USA pavilion isn't working either.
Lubi I thought you'd appreciate the row of macs!

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