Bill of Lading

An export from Amazonia

 “Bill of Lading” exists as a list of visual and sonic images that have been extracted from Amazonia. Each time it is shown, I document its importation to that gallery, providing all the necessary translations or transformations, and require a receipt from the gallery as documentation of carriage of these items, which will be included in the next showing. Thus the work accumulates documentation tracing these materials from Amazonia to their current location via all of the previous locations where it has been displayed. There is a stipulation that the work cannot be shown in two places at once, as it must contain documentation of its previous showing. The work has been shown three times in New York, once as an installation and twice as a performance, and it has also been shown once in Japan as a sound and text work.

 
 
    • April 15, 2018 - Trans-Pecos, Brooklyn, NY

    • April 19 - May 31, 2018 - Stand4 Gallery, NYC

    • March 17 - 31, 2019 - Art and Mind Center, Nagoya, Japan

    • May 5 - May 30, 2023 - Gadsden Museum of Art, Gadsden, AL

March 17, 2019

What follows is the translation of the text of the work, a list of images, into Japanese for an exhibition. Facilitation of this translation was part of the importation of the work to Nagoya, Japan in 2019.

 

April 19, 2018

Bill of Lading was exhibited as a four-channel sound installation at Stand4 gallery for the exhibition “Invisible Landscape.”

 

April 15, 2018

Bill of Lading was debuted as a text and sound work at Trans-Pecos in Brookly, NY. The text was read by Kim-Anh Schrieber. This documentation video was created for a future exhibition.

 
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