The Herndon Gallery
One Morgan Place
Yellow Springs, OH. 45387
Opening Reception: March 2, 2012 6–9pm – Artist talk at 6:30pm
Exhibition runs from March 2–May 18, 2012
Gallery hours are 1–4pm, Tuesdays through Saturday.
Adventures in the eschatological imagination:
1. Assume we are all already dead.
2. Extrapolating from point 1, we must conclude we have returned.
3. If we have returned, we are no longer what we once were.
4. No longer what we once were. We are now what has never been.
5. Being what has never been, we have yet to live.
6. Now living without Being we claim your history as our narrative.
7. We move through narration without attachment.
8. Without attachment we are Orphan.
9. Being Orphan we share our story with others.
10. With others: Ghosts without futures.
For more information about the Orphanage Project please visit:
Bad at Sports interview with Philip von Zweck
Art 21 blog interview with Monica Westin
For an interview with the original members of the Orphanage Project (p 65): Shifter Magazine
This project was first exhibited at threewalls in Chicago in 2011 curated by Shannon Stratton. The current presentation of the USSA 2012: The Orphanage Project presented at Antioch College is curated by Sara Black.
About Antioch College
Antioch College is a private, independent nonprofit liberal arts college in Yellow Springs, Ohio. The College curriculum puts equal emphasis on rigorous liberal arts learning, work (cooperative education), and community engagement. Students will complete individualized majors based on one or more of 11 concentrations, a language minor, and six full-time work experiences off campus. The institution, originally founded in 1850, is authorized by the Ohio Board of Regents to grant Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees.
