Lize Mogel, "The Sludge Economy," 2015
FICTILIS, Andrea Steves and Timothy Furstnau, "Wildcat Hauling," 2014-present
Mary Ellen Carroll and Billy Dufala, "Waste Music," 2014
Princeton School of Architecture Digital Gallery
February 23 – March 13, 2015
Curated by Curt Gambetta and Mariana Mogilevich
Accompanying the symposium Producing Waste/Producing Space, the exhibition Tracing Waste examines a number of artistic works that trace the movement of trash and sewage. Ranging in strategy from mapping to performance, they experiment with different forms of social engagement, inviting spectatorship, rehearsal and participation in the movement of waste. By embodying and making visible otherwise invisible processes of waste making and disposal, the works in Tracing Waste propose that tracing is a crucial practice for re-imagining how society lives with its discards.
Featured artists include:
Mary Ellen Carroll + Billy Dufala
Lize Mogel
Toby Lee, Ernst Karel, Pawel Wojtasik
Fictilis (Andrea Steves + Timothy Furstnau)
International Typographical Union
