"Angela Grauerholz: Sententia I to LXII"
1999-07-10 until 1999-09-12
Allbright Knox Art Gallery
, , USA United States of America

The New Room of Contemporary Art presentation of Angela Grauerholz showcases her newest work: Sententia I to LXII. Delving into the way we organize the plethora of images our world has amassed, Grauerholz creates her own archive: a tomb-size container of wood that houses sixty-two images.

In contrast to Éclogue or Filling the Landscape, an earlier archival piece (1995) that was only accessible to the public by appointment, all museum visitors will be able to slide open Sententia I to LXII's doors and view all of these places Grauerholz has obsessively documented over the years. The images are large scale, black-and-white photographs marked by ambiguous spaces -- places that we can dream into. Her large compositions are often of intermediate places -- of windows and doors, hotel lobbies, people walking, train tracks, libraries, and indistinguishable places in the landscape.

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