Current Exhibition:
Don Quixote of La Mancha,
Unfinished Deconstructions
Statement
Art and art theory should play a crucial role in the installation of a home or in that of any other space. It is a certain theory of art that elevates (Plato) "interior decoration" to the world of art, as it occurred with Warhol's "Brillo Boxes" vis à vis the grocery store's Brillo boxes. Without such theory, Warhol's "Boxes" would have collapsed into the vulgarity of the store's world (Danto).
In this inaugural exhibition, we are, for now--with subsequent deconstructions (Derrida) to follow-- devoting our attention to seminal images, veritable pièces de résistance that speak to this doctrine. The gallery also takes into account the principle of the Aristotelian idea that maintains that the art object is like the human body, where no constitutive element should be amiss nor should it otherwise comport superfluous parts.