June
2 July 22, 2001
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Fiona
Bowie, Lorna Simpson, Sophie Calle

Fiona
Bowie, installation view of Faltering Repetition,
2001, 360-degree projection
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Curated by Karen Henry.
Fiona
Bowie (Vancouver) has created a photo-montage of film images
which portray a chance conversation between two strangers at
a traffic intersection. The conversation revolves around uncertainties,
where the gestures of both people, who know nothing of each
other, cannot be presumed to be entirely understood. In Sophie
Calles videotape Double-Blind, made with Greg Shepherd,
the nature of truth is always illusive. Calle (France) and Shepherd
ostensibly agree to travel together, knowing each other only
slightly. Each videotapes the other as their relationship develops.
The tape reveals their inner monologues interwoven with their
overt actions. Like in a soap opera, the viewer becomes involved
in their intimate dance of communications and diversions, never
quite knowing the line between fiction and reality. As well,
Lorna Simpsons video projection Call Waiting will be presented.
Lorna Simpson lives in the U.S.
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