The paintings by Maryam Hoseini were created specifically for this presentation and reflect on the relationships between perspective, power and desire. In addition to the projection, the exhibition includes new paintings by Hoseini, stone furniture by Johnson, and a video by Strafer, all of which were created specifically for this presentation. As with the title of the exhibition, the artists consider ideas of perspective in representation, probing the desire to control, frame, and capture. Inspired by the view through the Lobby Gallery skylights, the artists have designed a computer program that performs a prediction, constructing an ongoing speculative simulation of the sky overhead as it maneuvers between day and night. Do we tell stories as they are, as they should be? (Why the same over and over again?) 3: We invite you to touch it (it as in the rock). No ground here! We are no longer grounded, we group-thought.
#The end of the sun free
How is time altered on the way down? Are we free as we are? Are we in any degree bound by our appetites? Are we at all in bondage to the opinion of our neighbors, to the customs and notions of the society, however harmful or absurd? Can we see things as they are, as they should be?
This End the Sun is a collaborative exhibition by artists Maryam Hoseini, Rindon Johnson, and Jordan Strafer, created specifically for the New Museum’s Lobby Gallery.Īs a starting point for their collaboration, the artists cowrote a text reflecting on ideas of interrelation and the changeable qualities of time, told from the perspective of a collective “we.”
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