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Timeshare is pleased to present Strange Stranger, an exhibition of work by Darren Bader, Gabriel Madan, Ian Rosen, Kristin Lucas, Lutz Bacher, and Lynn Hershman Leeson.
The sign above the gallery’s storefront reads, “I see you’ve gone and changed your name again,” an instance of a work by Darren Bader. In his publication 77 And/or 58 And/with 19, Bader describes the work as follows: “The work is the word-sequence ‘I see you’ve gone and changed your name again.’ The work/words can be reproduced any way imaginable: physically, vocally, psychically, or otherwise.”
Where a storefront sign would typically identify a location, the phrase instead introduces instability at the level of address. It reads as a remark directed outward, toward the viewer, while also folding back onto the site itself, where names are often provisional and subject to change.
This instability extends into another work by Bader, self portrait as Jupiter and Ganymede, which consists of the titular phrase rendered in…
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Press Release
Timeshare is pleased to present Strange Stranger, an exhibition of work by Darren Bader, Gabriel Madan, Ian Rosen, Kristin Lucas, Lutz Bacher, and Lynn Hershman Leeson.
The sign above the gallery’s storefront reads, “I see you’ve gone and changed your name again,” an instance of a work by Darren Bader. In his publication 77 And/or 58 And/with 19, Bader describes the work as follows: “The work is the word-sequence ‘I see you’ve gone and changed your name again.’ The work/words can be reproduced any way imaginable: physically, vocally, psychically, or otherwise.”
Where a storefront sign would typically identify a location, the phrase instead introduces instability at the level of address. It reads as a remark directed outward, toward the viewer, while also folding back onto the site itself, where names are often provisional and subject to change.
This instability extends into another work by Bader, self portrait as Jupiter and Ganymede, which consists of the titular phrase rendered in…















































































