
Nick Selenitsch’s exhibition, &, continues the artist’s interest in refuting Aristotle’s law of the excluded middle – the notion that an idea, or an experience, must be either ‘this’ OR ‘that’. In abandoning this binary logic, his artworks playfully advocate for the importance of indeterminacy and midpoints. In this new series of drawings, the mutability of the ampersand is celebrated – as both symbol and image; language and sensation; singular and multiple.
Saturday 24 April – Saturday 22 May
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Nick Selenitsch’s exhibition, &, continues the artist’s interest in refuting Aristotle’s law of the excluded middle – the notion that an idea, or an experience, must be either ‘this’ OR ‘that’. In abandoning this binary logic, his artworks playfully advocate for the importance of indeterminacy and midpoints. In this new series of drawings, the mutability of the ampersand is celebrated – as both symbol and image; language and sensation; singular and multiple.
Saturday 24 April – Saturday 22 May
All exhibition content on this website has been sourced from the exhibiting gallery’s website or provided by other art enthusiasts. We do not own or seek to own any of this material. If you are concerned about any misuse of your content, please let us know here.
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