Chapter Thirteen at The Pearce Institute
The Landis Museum was a “museum of the encounter” – an institution-within-an-institution constructed to explore various forms of interfacing made visible by the objects exhibited within it.
It contained works by a number of international artists, which have not been gathered as a result of their specific content, but by something within their mode of operation, their starting points, or the manner in which they seek to be read. The exhibits spanned a variety of media, including sculpture, drawing, performance and video.
Supported by Glasgow International.