Ethical Managers Make Their Own Rules at Bodenrader, Chicago

The exhibition 'Ethical Managers Make Their Own Rules' at Bodenrader in Chicago presents a display that questions meaning, context, and responsibility. The show's text, written in a poetic and philosophical tone, explores themes of display, language, and the physical space of the gallery. It references the destruction of walls with the most holes at year's end, the creation of new words like 'plataphorism' and 'grayrea', and the idea that decisions are made in the background. The exhibition is accompanied by a checklist and additional documents available online. The text emphasizes pragmatism and the business aspect of art, suggesting that display is a descriptive and effacing presence. The show runs at Bodenrader, Chicago, with details on the gallery's website.