Cerith Wyn Evans: Thoughts unsaid, now forgotten…

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Close view of a large concave mirrored sculpture hung on a wall and reflecting the surrounding gallery space.

Cerith Wyn Evans, Perverse, Inverse, Reverse, 1996, Edition 3/3, Surfaced mirrored acrylic, 68.125 inches in diameter, 8.4 inches deep (173 cm diameter, 21.5 cm deep) Courtesy White Cube, London, U.K. Courtesy Bloomberg L.P., New York

Location
Hayden Gallery
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Cerith Wyn Evans
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Welsh artist Cerith Wyn Evans’ new site-specific projects curated by Bill Arning explore the complex relationships between image and word, poetry and science, divination and earthly communication, and spoken and written language.

The exhibition is to be presented simultaneously with a selection of Evans’ works at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Together, the two exhibitions make up Wyn Evans’ first comprehensive museum exhibitions in North America.

Images

Close view of a large concave mirrored sculpture hung on a wall and reflecting the surrounding gallery space.
An old image showing people closely packed together, with two figures at the center illuminated by another image overlaid.
View of a large mirrored sculpture reflecting the gallery upside down and 3 scholar’s rocks on pedestals under glass cases.
Vintage wood paneled radio broadcast equipment installed on low white pedestals on the floor in the corner of the gallery.
Two slide film projectors side by side on a mirrored pedestal projecting an abstract black and white image on a wall.
Neon light artwork installed in front of a window, its reflected text appears like a caption for the sunny view outdoors.
Neon light artwork installed in front of a window, its reflected text appears like a caption for the snowy view outdoors.
Direct view of a large circular shaped mirror sculpture hung on a wall reflecting its surrounding gallery space upside down.

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Cerith Wyn Evans: Thoughts unsaid, now forgotten...

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