An installation at the RISD Museum that asks how artworks and decor—as well as fictions and fashions—give rise to nations and nationalities.
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“Parts of Speech”: Triple Canopy and Public Fiction at the MCA Chicago
An exhibition on public speech organized by Triple Canopy and Public Fiction at the MCA Chicago.
Measuring Device with Organs (Instrumental and A Cappella)
A a listening test in the form of an installation at Bard’s Hessel Museum: tanpura drones, the speech of the prototypical Midwestern man, hi-fi propaganda, records by Led Zeppelin and ABBA, and personal artifacts.
Dear Future Reader (View Contents of Folder)
A message from an archivist.
Subjective Assessment
An audio work that narrates the experience of an expert listener determining what sound should sound like.
“Pointing Machines”: Triple Canopy in the 2014 Whitney Biennial
Triple Canopy’s contribution to the 2014 Whitney Biennial is Pointing Machines, an installation titled after the simple eighteenth-century measuring tool for reproducing sculpture in stone or wood with a system of adjustable rods and needles. The installation consists largely of reproductions—by handcraft, 3-D printing, and photography—of paintings and a colonial-era wash basin stand, once part of the […]
Popular Legacy
A study for a memorial; an exhibition, a publication, a print-on-demand library. Produced under the auspices of the art and research program of Centro Cultural Montehermoso Kulturunea in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, and exhibited there in 2012.