i am quite excited about the gabriel orozco (mentioned by the csm ba sculpture tutor, forgot her name) exhibition at tate modern, his work and writings have been very inspiring to me and i suggest you all (or *we* as a group or, uh, entity) go and see it whenever time allows. he used to work a lot with damian ortega - i assume most of you have been to see "the independent" at barbican's curve gallery already.
anyway click click click here for a review of orozco's tate exhibition (from the independent). there is/was also an interview with him in today's metro (of all f**king places), it's available to read online on the metro website but i barely understood how to navigate it so BLAH. either way, if that wasn't enough, the same very orozco is also showing work as part of the final act of whitechapel gallery's "keeping it real" series called "material intelligence" (more info to be found if you click this different coloured text) - this isn't on until mid march but still should be good, i've been to the other instalments or whatever you want to call them (mona hatoum has an installation up there at the moment if that's of any interest to anyone) and it has been very pleasuring.
anyway, that's me done wasting space on here. see you all tomorrow!
best, jonas
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