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José [Tony] Cruz exhibition images

previous exhibition: september 05 - january 06

walkthrough

dialogues 1: josé [tony] cruz

artists

josé [tony] cruz gertrud goldschmidt [gego] gabriel orozco danica phelps


about the exhibition

Main Entry: 1 di•a•logue
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English dialoge, from Anglo-French dialogue, from Latin dialogus, from Greek dialogos, from dialegesthai to converse, from dia- + legein to speak

1 : a written composition in which two or more characters are represented as conversing

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2 a : a conversation between two or more persons; also : a similar exchange between a person and something else (as a computer) b : an exchange of ideas and opinions (organized a series of dialogues on human rights) c : a discussion between representatives of parties to a conflict that is aimed at resolution (a constructive dialogue between loggers and environmentalists)
3 : the conversational element of literary or dramatic composition (very little dialogue in this film)
4 : a musical composition for two or more parts suggestive of a conversation

dialogues is a new exhibition program at espacio 1414 which will include educational exhibits related to the main exhibitions or project rooms in which artists, already represented in the collection, will be invited to present new work in the form of a project room. This may imply the selection of works from the collection by the artists and integrated into their exhibition proposal, establishing a dialogue between the works and shedding a different perspective on the works from the collection.

For this first edition of dialogues at espacio 1414, José (Tony) Cruz presents a series of works, some recent and others specifically produced for this exhibition, that explore ideas related to the concepts of the index and the imprint. In diverse and unexpected ways, the works presented by Cruz materialize the line, the measure and the indexical register and engage in “conversation” with the works by GEGO, Gabriel Orozco and Danica Phelps that Cruz has selected for this project.