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Interiors presents







The Hacienda 2




Matt Taber
with Scott Nadeau & Trang Tran



Sunday June 3, 2018 from 3 - 9pm



At the home of Matt Taber & Trang Tran
250 Moore ST, APT 101, Brooklyn NY 11206
and around the corner in the parking garage at Secret Dungeon
Mark
Katie Vida

An Evening at Home



Joined by special guest Julie Lamendola (Julie Lablahblah, Nature Theater of Oklahoma, Ching Chong Song), Ms. Vida featured songs from her future hit Commuter Album in an intimate cabaret.

Commuter Album was created in Katie Vida's car as she commuted to and from work every day for a 9-month period while working full-time in Stamford, CT. The liminal space between work and home became a bracketed time carved to improvise and freely explore a range of themes, including artistic pursuit, labor, and ennui.


Trailer for An Evening at Home:
Optimism Month, from The Commuter Album
Video by Nate Heiges

At the home of :

Katie Vida


December 12, 2017
Meredith James

Eternal Return




Eternal Return

The primary work in this show will be Eternal Return, a re-presentation of the piece Möbius City whichJames created as a site-specific video installation for the Queens Museum:
"...inspired by the Museum's Panorama of the City of New York, the gigantic miniature with nearly 900,000 individual structures rendered at a scale of 1:1,200. Originally commissioned for the 1964 New York World's Fair, the model may be a static, old-fashioned way of representing space, but it is unsurpassed in its ability to show an urban environment as a three-dimensional totality. James found her East Village apartment building on the Panorama, imagined her apartment in it, and pictured herself inside of it [...] Möbius City is a fantastical daydream in the form of sculptural installation with video structured around three real spaces: the artist's apartment in a 12-story building on 4th Avenue and 12th Street; its double as a near-life-size sculpture, and, the tiny model of the apartment building, standing 2 inches tall on the Panorama."

     At the Museum, the viewer was able to peer into the near-life-size scale model of James' apartment and examine the furniture and objects therein—radically simplified as the buildings in the Panorama were simplified—through the window. In the installation, the video stands in for the mirror near the bed, creating a fictional reflection that features not only the Panorama, the scale model, and the real apartment, but also Meredith herself, and a radically simplified scale model of her own body, which also navigates all three spaces.
     Re-presenting this work in her apartment is the final curve in the loop of layered versions of spaces that make up the möbius strip of public, private, real and imaginary in James' piece. Having once abstracted that space, we now have an opportunity to re-enmesh ourselves into Meredith James' analog digital world in which the set becomes the screen.

At the home of :

Meredith James


January 13 - 17, 2017

    

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