"Has Price gone "painting"? In hindsight despite all the technologic and cultural baggage, Price's containers were always forcing that enigma of painting into the vessels everyone was only speaking of conceptually despite Price's continuous plastering optical illusions on."
"Which here the point being any sufficiently advanced imaging technology might be indistinguishable from painting's magic. It will produces something alien, mysterious. Halter is right to bring up Gulliver's Travels in relation to Price, the book intended as a spoof of travelogue's desire for exoticism that also came at time when access to scientific technology like microscopes had become common, travel and tech magic depleted, something for parody. "
"We'd been keen to be left with a joke, but when this tech eventually obsolesces into banality, we should prepare for simply being left with abstractions, hands clutching inkblots."
Click: Seth Price at Friedrich Petzel, Seth Price at 356 Mission, Seth Price at Stedelijk Museum, Seth Price at Museum Brandhorst
Click: Seth Price at Friedrich Petzel, Seth Price at 356 Mission, Seth Price at Stedelijk Museum, Seth Price at Museum Brandhorst
