@non_site_specific
Exhibition of my Parsons Paris AMT
Sophomore Students
Organized by Félicie d’Estienne d’Orves & Mathieu Merlet Briand
Coordination Bridget O’Rourke
Plateforme Paris
73 rue des Haies, 75020 Paris
Opening : Friday 27 April, 6 pm to 9 pm
73 rue des Haies, 75020 Paris
Opening : Friday 27 April, 6 pm to 9 pm
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This exhibition is the result of a workshop organized by Félicie d’Estienne d’Orves & Mathieu Merlet Briand with The Parsons Paris AMT sophomore students.
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1 Robert Smithson, A Provisional Theory of Non-Sites, 1968.
This exhibition is the result of a workshop organized by Félicie d’Estienne d’Orves & Mathieu Merlet Briand with The Parsons Paris AMT sophomore students.
The goal was to develop a project «in, with or about» a specific site with a relationship to the internet, the limit between a «physical site» or «web site» is open.
Site-specific art is an artwork created to exist in a certain place.
Robert Smithson defines the notion of « non-site1 », he brings for example stone from a specific site to the space of the gallery.
Today the internet brings a new way to reinterpret the site-specific.
In each student’s project they had to think and create a connection, a relationship between 3 sites : a specific physical site, web site & the site of the gallery.
—1 Robert Smithson, A Provisional Theory of Non-Sites, 1968.
Students : Magdalena Ada Zawieracz, Daniella Wilson, Phoebe Todd, Sophia Carlotta Parisel, Ryan McNamara, Christopher Drescher, Ghida Dalloul, Olivia Grace Berry, Mayomi Basnayaka.
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Studio
16 Passage Piver
75011
Paris, France.
16 Passage Piver
75011
Paris, France.
© Mathieu Merlet Briand