San Francisco

If These Stones Could Sing

07 Feb 2018–21 Apr 2018

Emilija Škarnulyte, Still from Aldona, 2015. Still from HD single channel, 13:00 min. Copyright and courtesy the artist.

Arin Rungjang, Still from 246247596248914102516 . . . And then there were none, 2017. Single-channel video installation, color, sound, 46:26 minutes. Copyright and courtesy the artist.

Public Movement, Falling Wall, 2015. Performance at KADIST, approximately 7:00 minutes. Photo by Kelsey Gerber. Courtesy the artist.

Shitamichi Motoyuki, Taichung, Taiwan, from the torii series, 2006–12. type-C print, 20 x 24 inches. Copyright and courtesy the artist.

Sriwhana Spong, Still from Beach Study, 2012. 16mm film transferred to HD video, 7:30 minutes. Copyright and courtesy the artist.

Milena Bonilla, Still from Stone Deaf, 2009. HD single-channel video, 5:00 minutes loop. Copyright and courtesy the artist.

Installation view. Photograph by Jeff Warrin.

Emilija Škarnulyte, Still from Aldona, 2015. Still from HD single channel, 13:00 min. Copyright and courtesy the artist.

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Milena Bonilla, Public Movement, Arin Rungjang, Shitamichi Motoyuki, Emilija Škarnulyte, Sriwhana Spong

The exhibition If These Stones Could Sing focuses on the body as a site to engage the politics of public monuments. Organized in the wake of recent events in the US that have made us reconsider who and what we commemorate, the exhibition is an investigation into aspects of the body and its ability to address our collective past, while offering new and unexpected meanings.

Moving Stones

29 Sep 2018–16 Dec 2018, Paris

A walkthrough of If These Stones Could Sing

San Francisco

Closing of If These Stones Could Sing and Falling Wall

21 Apr 2018, 3pm, San Francisco

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