ArchiveExhibition
The Casual Gesture
6 Nov-5 Dec 2015
Standpoint Gallery
London N1 6HD
Overview
The casual gesture betrays a serendipitous state of mind, an offhand attitude. Provocative in its disregard for conventions and formalities, the casual gesture, like throwing a coat over a chair, takes a chance, cuts loose and asserts its freedom in the face of no-nonsense living. “Nothing matters,” it says, “ha ha!” Curated by Eye-Eye (Flore Nové-Josserand and Thorbjørn Andersen) with work by Claudia Djabbari, Florian Meisenberg, Grégoire Motte, Laurence Payot, Philip Ewe, Luke McCreadie and Bruce McLean.
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