Tag Archives: Gabriel Orozco

The Rojo is a red bookshelf in the living room of the rented house where my librarian lives with his partner and their son. At the start of every day, during the period of this project (which now does by the name The Library of Our Future: A Ghost’s Story – note the shift to […]

It is a Sunday like any other… and to paraphrase John Cage quoted in Molly Nesbit’s essay ‘The Tempest’ on Grabriel Orozco, from her recent book Midnight: The Tempest Essays (p. 158)… Sunday is a day, as much for art as it is for life, for people to keep on washing dishes, to keep on […]