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Working across sculpture and installation, Canadian artist Jenine Marsh explores materials tied to exchange and circulation. Coins recur throughout her practice, undergoing processes of change that question how value is established and experienced in everyday life.
new wishes. is Marsh’s first solo institutional presentation in the UK and centres on a large-scale fountain built within the gallery space. The structure appears in a state of transition and may read as under construction, out of service, or in decline. Developed in dialogue with the Pavilion’s modernist architecture and its role as a civic space, the fountain draws on the familiar form of the wishing well, where private hopes are expressed through a small public act. Here, wishing helps us to see how hopes for a better world persist despite the current conditions of capitalism in the early 21st Century.
The coins used in the exhibition are bronze counterfeits, cast using a lost-wax process and electroplated to resemble…
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Working across sculpture and installation, Canadian artist Jenine Marsh explores materials tied to exchange and circulation. Coins recur throughout her practice, undergoing processes of change that question how value is established and experienced in everyday life.
new wishes. is Marsh’s first solo institutional presentation in the UK and centres on a large-scale fountain built within the gallery space. The structure appears in a state of transition and may read as under construction, out of service, or in decline. Developed in dialogue with the Pavilion’s modernist architecture and its role as a civic space, the fountain draws on the familiar form of the wishing well, where private hopes are expressed through a small public act. Here, wishing helps us to see how hopes for a better world persist despite the current conditions of capitalism in the early 21st Century.
The coins used in the exhibition are bronze counterfeits, cast using a lost-wax process and electroplated to resemble…
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