Liz Magor's 'No Fear, No Shame, No Confusion' at Triangle France

Key facts

• Exhibition 'No Fear, No Shame, No Confusion' at Triangle France, Marseille.
• Curated by Céline Kopp.
• Ran from October 12, 2013 to February 2, 2014.
• Featured Liz Magor alongside Laure Prouvost, Andrea Büttner, and Jean-Marie Appriou.
• Magor's 'One Bedroom Apartment' (1996) included semi-packed furniture.
• Magor's blanket series (Phoenix, Camping, Alberta/Quebec, 2013) showed wear marks.
• Büttner's 'Little Sisters: Lunapark, Ostia' (2012) filmed nuns with carnival workers.
• Büttner's 'Fallen Lassen' (2010) invited actions like crushing cans.
• Magor's 'Stores' (2000) used plaster casts to mimic wood and drywall, hiding potato nets.
• Magor's 'Tweed [neck]' (2008) hid whiskey bottles in a jacket cast.
• Magor's 'Humidor' (2004) concealed cigarettes in leather gloves.
• Magor's 'Double Cabinet [blue]' (2001) hid beer packs under towels.
• Appriou's 'Digital sandwich' (2013) featured enamel on kiln bricks.
• Appriou's 'Emotional adolescence' (2012) had animal skin growths from vases.
• Appriou's 'Mages' (2013) showed hand casts from a perforated aluminum screen.
• Prouvost's 'Grandma's Dream' (2013) included a pink-red carpet and a frying pan with a computer screen.
• Prouvost won the Turner Prize in 2013.
• Exhibition ended with Büttner's woodcuts 'Tent [Marquee]' and 'Tent [Two colours]' (2012).