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Only Skin Deep, International Center of Photography  

Only Skin Deep, International Center of Photography

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Only Skin Deep, International Center of Photography

Only Skin Deep: Changing Visions of the American Self at the International Center of Photography examines the relationship that photography has with or perceptions of race. Provoked by the exhibition’s themes of skin and appearance versus reality, the design attempts radical superficiality by using an aluminum and polyethylene material to create structurally rigid 9 foot high walls with a total thickness of 3mm.

The large scale corrugation that produces the walls’ strength also affords an organizational reciprocity, in which photographs requiring a vitrine and specific light control are placed in isolated carrels on one side, while video-based works- which can distract viewers from the photographs- are displayed within isolated alcoves. The resulting undulating walls also enable increased density for the art within a very limited gallery space.

(with Iris Anna Regn and Louise Sandhaus)

Photography by Catherine Tighe
Exhibition curated by Coco Fusco and Brian Wallis

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