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There
is no Plan B (installation
view), 2004
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There
is no Plan B was
an installation that paid attention to transitory, commonly overlooked moments
in the exhibition space. I created a situation where people could consider what
is important and meaningful, subverting the notion that value be automatically
assigned to the prominent and loud. These site-specific interventions responded
to elements already in existence in the space, from scuff marks to indentations
in the floor to unlikely architectural elements.
