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August 22 - October 17, 2014
Round 2
Jess Hirsch (Minneapolis, MN), Cassie Thornton (Oakland , CA)
Part of R&D
image for TAG: Round 2 by Jess Hirsch and Cassie Thornton | 2014 | courtesy of the artists
Opening reception: Friday, August 22, 6 ? 9 pm
On view at SPACES: August 22 - October 17, 2014
The multi-stage project TAG returns for its second round of collaborations! This time, Jess Hirsch (Minneapolis, MN) and Cassie Thornton (Oakland, CA) will work in the adjacent studios constructed in SPACES to build off of one another's creations, separately, over the course of four weeks.
Both artists will create their individual artworks during week one. After each of the next three weeks, the artists will switch spaces and work with what the other has created--but they aren't allowed to discuss their decisions with each other. TAG tests the definition of collaboration and involves the audience through weekly "big reveal" events that punctuate the project's evolution.
Like a game of tag, there is no real competition or winner, just a playful yet demanding framework through which the artists' unscripted dialogue changes over time.
EVENTS
August 22, 6 - 9pm: Opening / Big Reveal #1
August 28, 6 - 8pm: Big Reveal #2 / A Psychologist and a Psychic Walk into a Gallery?
September 4, 6 - 8pm: Big Reveal #3 / Farewellcome
September 11, 6 - 8pm: Big Reveal #4 / Great Big Super Potluck
ARTISTS IN ACTION
August 19 - 22, noon - 5pm
August 24 - 28 noon - 5pm
August 31 -September 4, noon - 5pm
September 7 -11, noon - 5pm
Image credit: Jess Hirsch and Cassie Thornton, courtesy of the artists.
Jess Hirsch
Jess Hirsch is a sculptor living and working in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Hirsch's work investigates the world of healing and natural medicine through participatory sculpture. She is the co-founder of Powderhorn Kitchen, a roving school leading workshops on alternative health and object making. She received her MFA from the University of... go to artist page
Cassie Thornton
Cassie Thornton is an artist who is sometimes referred to as the Feminist Economics Department (the FED), and who works in collusion with Strike Debt in Oakland, California. Her work investigates and reveals the impact of governmental and economic systems on public affect, behavior, and unconscious, with a focus on... go to artist page
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