Charles Gaines: Ciphering African Acacias and Supreme Court Decisions at Hauser & Wirth Zürich
Charles Gaines presents 'Ciphering African Acacias and Supreme Court Decisions' at Hauser & Wirth Zürich, an exhibition that continues his exploration of systems-based art. Gaines, a pioneering figure in conceptual art, is known for his grid-based works that combine photography, drawing, and text. This exhibition features works that juxtapose images of African acacias with text from Supreme Court decisions, creating a dialogue between nature and law. The show is accompanied by a press release in English and French. Gaines's practice often involves the use of algorithms and systematic processes to generate images, challenging traditional notions of authorship and representation. The exhibition is part of Hauser & Wirth's ongoing commitment to presenting significant contemporary artists.
Key facts
- Charles Gaines exhibits at Hauser & Wirth Zürich
- Exhibition title: 'Ciphering African Acacias and Supreme Court Decisions'
- Gaines combines images of African acacias with Supreme Court decisions
- Press release available in English and French
- Gaines is a conceptual artist known for systems-based work
- Exhibition features grid-based works
- Gaines uses algorithms and systematic processes
- Hauser & Wirth is a major international gallery
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- Zürich
- Switzerland