Binary Lore / A modest occupation
@ threewalls
119 N. Peoria #2C, North Chicago, Illinois 60607
Opening Friday, June 28th, from 6PM - 9PM
On view through Saturday, August 3rd
Please join us for our final show of the 2012-13 season at threewalls, and the final exhibition in our 119 N Peoria location.
Binary Lore, curated by Shannon Stratton and Mack McFarland
MAIN SPACE
A modest occupation, curated by Abigail Satinsky
PROJECT ROOM
JUNE 28 – AUGUST 3, 2013
OPENING RECEPTION: JUNE 28, 6-9PM
BINARY LORE: In partnership with the Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA)’s Feldman Gallery + Project Space, threewalls presents Edie Fake (Chicago) and MSHR (Brenna Murphy & Birch Cooper, Portland, OR) in Binary Lore, opening June 28th, 2013. The exhibition was co-curated by Shannon Stratton (threewalls) and Feldman curator, Mack McFarland. The exhibition opened at the Feldman Gallery + Project Space in December 2012.
In this, the second decade of the 21st century, it’s too soon to be able to pull back and identify the definitive aspects of this era. Perhaps it will be known for its idiosyncratic eclecticness, for a hodgepodge of digital-handicraft and self-published reality shows. Or perhaps it is moving toward the process of definition rather than an arrival at a taxonomy that will mark this time. It’s this journey of Binary Lore that brings together the work of Edie Fake and MSHR. Residing (when not touring) in Chicago and Portland, OR respectively, these next-level troubadours are creating songs and sounds, paintings and gifs, comics and installations, all in the service of understanding the mythological truths of the present in the dim screen light of history’s past.
A MODEST OCCUPATION: Curated by Abigail Satinsky, A Modest Occupation is a touring exhibition of artist subscription projects that opened at The Luminary Center for the Arts in St. Louis in March and will travel to Transformer in Washington, DC in September/October 2013.
Featuring works from Alula Editions (Bay Area, CA) Art Practical Mail Art Subscription (San Francisco, CA), Community Supported Art Chicago, Community Supported Art Philadelphia, Community Supported Art Minneapolis, The Drop/NOLA (New Orleans), The Present Group (Bay Area, CA), Regional Relationships (Chicago), Silver Galleon Press (Chicago), and The Thing Quarterly (San Francisco, CA). And a publication designed by Christopher Roeleveld.
http://three-walls.org/programs/threewallsx/binary-lore.php
http://three-walls.org/programs/threewallsx/a-modest-occupation.php
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