Friday, November 20, 2009
Film / Visual Art In(di)visible at Noble & Superior
Posted by Ed M. Koziarski on Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Tw Li's "Self (Involved) Portrait"
I saw a crowd of onlookers who ranged from scandalized to righteously indignant to cynically amused gather around TW Li's video installation Police Brutality Grid when it showed in September at Margin Gallery.
Li's video, photography and performance aggressively lampoon systems of control and the impact of technology on daily interaction. His work shows in Noble & Superior Projects' In(di)visible exhibition, which opens Friday 11/20.
"In(di)visible" includes After You and Self (Involved) Portrait, the newest videos by Li, who teaches at the School of the Art Institute, as well as photography by Whitney Faile. Through 12/20 at Noble & Superior, 1418 W. Superior. Opening reception Friday 11/20, 6-10 PM.
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