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06/23/2018 - 09/01/2018
CATHARINE CLARK
248 Utah Street
94103 San Francisco
We Tell Ourselves Stories…In Order to Live addresses the limits of narrative, and the ways that stories (true and fabricated) inform relationships to memory and self, while also affecting/informing larger conversations around gender, race, and citizenship. The exhibition takes the first sentence of Joan Didion’s iconic anthology The White Album (1979) as a provocation that re-imagines fictive boundaries as points of entry for imagining more capacious identities and forms of expression.
CATHARINE CLARK
248 Utah Street
94103 San Francisco
We Tell Ourselves Stories…In Order to Live addresses the limits of narrative, and the ways that stories (true and fabricated) inform relationships to memory and self, while also affecting/informing larger conversations around gender, race, and citizenship. The exhibition takes the first sentence of Joan Didion’s iconic anthology The White Album (1979) as a provocation that re-imagines fictive boundaries as points of entry for imagining more capacious identities and forms of expression.