ArchiveExhibition
Indeterminacy
28 Nov 2014-27 Feb 2015
Large Glass
London N1 1DN
Overview
Horst Ademeit, John Cage, Arnaud Desjardin (The Everyday Press), Roger Hiorns, Helen Mirra, Cornelia Parker, Ana Prada, Kathy Prendergast, Dieter Roth, Trevor Shearer, John Smith & Graeme Miller. Writing by Ian Hunt. For modern artists, indeterminate operations and conditions have been useful principally for the way they give life to new forms of interpretation, sense-making and order. The variety of approaches here - including the socially porous, the surreal and the frankly curious - chimes with John Cage’s own diversity as an artist. This exhibition is conceived in the spirit of Cage rather than to the letter of his thinking.
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