Office Space
07 Nov 2015 - 14 Feb 2016
OFFICE SPACE
7 November 2015 - 14 February 2016
ARTISTS
Cory Arcangel
Mark Benson
KP Brehmer
Stephanie Davidson
Joseph DeLappe
Alex Dordoy
Jacob Broms Engblom
Harun Farocki
Manuel Fernández
Paul Flannery
Bea Fremderman
Joel Holmberg
Josh Kline
Pil and Galia Kollectiv
Kim Laughton
Julien Prévieux
Laurel Ptak
Sean Raspet
Idle Screenings
Jasper Spicero
Mika Tajima
Pilvi Takala
Ignacio Uriarte
Andrew Norman Wilson
Haegue Yang
Office Space cleverly subverts contemporary office culture as a means to explore labor practices in the 21st century post-industrial economy.
As offices become mobile, the nine-to-five becomes a nonstop 24-hour cycle, and the service and information economy predominates, this exhibition reflects on the rise of "immaterial labor" in developed countries. Through video, sculpture, painting, and installation, the artists in Office Space interrogate universally recognized aspects of office architecture, design, aesthetics, and protocols as a means to understand the shift toward immaterial labor practices.
7 November 2015 - 14 February 2016
ARTISTS
Cory Arcangel
Mark Benson
KP Brehmer
Stephanie Davidson
Joseph DeLappe
Alex Dordoy
Jacob Broms Engblom
Harun Farocki
Manuel Fernández
Paul Flannery
Bea Fremderman
Joel Holmberg
Josh Kline
Pil and Galia Kollectiv
Kim Laughton
Julien Prévieux
Laurel Ptak
Sean Raspet
Idle Screenings
Jasper Spicero
Mika Tajima
Pilvi Takala
Ignacio Uriarte
Andrew Norman Wilson
Haegue Yang
Office Space cleverly subverts contemporary office culture as a means to explore labor practices in the 21st century post-industrial economy.
As offices become mobile, the nine-to-five becomes a nonstop 24-hour cycle, and the service and information economy predominates, this exhibition reflects on the rise of "immaterial labor" in developed countries. Through video, sculpture, painting, and installation, the artists in Office Space interrogate universally recognized aspects of office architecture, design, aesthetics, and protocols as a means to understand the shift toward immaterial labor practices.