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Pedro Lasch

This blog is dedicated only to announcements, events, working documents, and time-based information related to my work. To review specific projects and texts, please visit my website instead at: http://www.duke.edu/~plasch/

Sunday, February 15, 2009

EXHIBITION:090306/Marseille/Naturalizations/Dance-of-Mirrors/PriceList

EXHIBITION:090306/Marseille/Naturalizations/Dance-of-Mirrors/PriceList

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Games, Non-Habitual Habits, Temporal Rearrangements

Pedro Lasch: I see my work as a consecutive set of acts and ideas that complement and interrupt the flow of the everyday. My role as an artist, researcher, educator, activist, cultural organizer, and producer can be understood as a cohesive whole, which develops within specific social situations and exists within and outside of conventional art settings. Presentations in museums, galleries, and academic contexts represent only a part of my overall production. A preoccupation with the theory and practice of a socially engaged art has led me to the formulation of an aesthetics based on public interventions, social interactions, games, and temporal rearrangements. The range of my projects encompasses anti-monuments, language games, artist's books, radio works, lunch events, experimental workshops, events, and activities, as well as more conventional work in the form of installations, video, photography, painting, printmaking, and drawing. Regular participation in the organization and production of cultural and social networks, such as art collectives like 16Beaver Group (NY) and various immigrant grassroots organizations is also a very significant part of my work.

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