ArchiveExhibition
Heaven Is A Place Where Nothing Ever Happens
11 Sep-30 Sep 2015
Pi Artworks
London W1W 8EG
Overview
Heaven is a place where nothing ever happens engages 10 artists in observing states of suspended development. The exhibition begins with Kihlberg & Henry’s Apeirophobic Framework, a video dissecting the fear of an infinite future were no change or evolution is possible.
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