David Roberts Art Foundation's 'A House of Leaves' exhibition concludes with third movement exploring museum as score

In April 2013, the David Roberts Art Foundation launched the third segment of its six-month exhibition titled 'A House of Leaves,' marking the introduction of its new location. This exhibition not only highlighted the foundation's collection but also examined the roles of museums, beginning with Pierre Huyghe's 'Silent Score' (1997–). It included approximately 30 pieces, featuring temporary works like Bob Law's drawing and Simon Starling's bronze mask, alongside permanent installations such as Babette Mangolte's film. Among the significant pieces were Martin Creed's metronomes, Kris Martin's 'Mr III,' and Katinka Bock's videos. Jonathan Monk's 'Edgware Road (Translation Piece)' offered a humorous take on a Carl Andre quote. While the exhibition sought spontaneity, it received criticism for being overly conceptualized, with plans for an epilogue featuring additional permanent interventions.