|
|
In George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four,
history is
constantly rewritten, with the old versions
being tossed into the
"memory hole"-- an incinerator. memory
(w)hole is a play on words
that implies we inhabit a space between total
recall and utter amnesia.
This exhibit presents the largest compilation of
Robert
Zverina Short Films to date, with more
than 24 hours of non-repeating
microdocumentaries cycling chronologically in a
comfortable cinema setting. In an adjacent
gallery, 572 Picture of the Day
web
page printouts line the walls from floor to
ceiling to form an "exploded book," a grand
gesture in the futile struggle against
forgetting.
|
