Daniel Lopez Show
June1-30, 2007,
Whitebox and Roebling Hall galleries - 26th Street, Chelsea, New York City.
This is a group show of 18 artist born in Chile, some living still there and some living in New York. Curated by Mario Navarro (Iván's big brother) with Rodrigo Vergara from Hoffmann's House and Iván himself as "producers".
The show happens simultaneously in two gallery spaces of 26th street in Chelsea, one non-profit, Whitebox, and one commercial, Roebling Hall. We presented a remix of the europe tour output:
DANIEL LOPEZ STATEMENT
Instituto Divorciado is an independent art enterprise started by Iván Navarro, Ian Szydlowski and Diego Fernandez in Brooklyn 2005. Our purpose is to create and circulate artworks where the issue of authorship is discussed through collaboration, in projects that have a continuous development. Instituto Divorciado aims to be a total art enterprise, embracing all aspects of the planning, production, design and collection of art works, their venues and publications.
Until our participation in Daniel Lopez Show, curated by Mario Navarro in two galleries of the Chelsea District of New York we had produced one group show in Germany and participated in two group shows, in Belgium and Holland.
For Daniel Lopez Show, as a way to extend their meanings and range, we have mixed the outputs of two recent appearances: taking the movie “Acronym Fever: Portrait of an Artist” from what we did at De Appel, in Amsterdam, and the minitheater box “Scheissebôite” from what we did at De Warande in Turnhout, Belgium. We've changed the proportions and surface of the box, its animated content, the pattern of the found photocopied material outside, adding also some paint to it to make it resemble a flag-wrapped coffin.
View WhiteBox Site
View Roebling Site
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