We’re honored to have helped facilitate the fabrication for this body of work by Charisse Pearlina Weston (
@cerisexquise ) ! If you’re in Brooklyn, check it out at
@recessart through April 13th, by appointment only.
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Looking to Weston's current Recess project, "Through: The Fold, The Shatter" and Brown's recent writing, "Touch at your own peril", the discussion will explore the topics of forging intimacy through abstraction, the aesthetics of blackening, and deep reading sculpture.
* Event attendees are encouraged to read the essay prior to tonight's discussion. Essay link in bio.
Image: I am moored along the soft, shored unity of impatient ruin. 2021. Charisse Pearlina Weston. Handfolded glass and etched text. The quote reads, "We think of touch as an act, a trace, and a tool. Touch we know is also a weapon, a colonial instrument, and a condition that makes positions of free and unfree physically known..."
—Critical writing fellow, Amaris Brown "Touch at your own peril"
