Office Space USB Catalog
#Essays/Reviews / PUBLICATION Yerba Buena Center for the Arts / DATE Fall 2015 / URL ybca.org/office-space
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Office Space USB Catalog

The Office Space exhibition catalog is a limited edition USB drive that doubles as an executive writing pen. The catalog features: screen savers by Idle Screenings artists Stephanie Davidson, Manuel Fernandez, Paul Flannery, Kim Laughton, Jacob Broms Engblom, and Jasper Spicero; Idle Screenings software; artist texts by Laurel Ptak, Sean Raspet, and Andrew Norman Wilson; a newly commissioned essay by critic Mike Pepi; an essay by Office Space curator Ceci Moss; as well as images of works, extended wall labels, exhibition floor plan, checklist, and artist bios.

 

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Office Space USB Catalog
#Essays/Reviews
PUBLICATION Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
DATE Fall 2015
URL ybca.org/office-space

If Communication is Commodity, Let’s Weird: Disruption & Net Art  
Universal Tissue   Donna Huanca – Obsidian Ladder book
Jumping Scales   Spatial Affairs book
How virtual care lab Builds Community in Online Spaces   ASCII art poster
The Momentum Biennial Gathers Nordic Art Around the Theme of Emotion   a dummy hanging on the ceiling
Taking Care of Artists   A woman arranging The Women’s Center for Creative Work Emergency Health Grant Resource Guide (150x150)Emergency Health Grant Resource Guide
Forms of Protest: Nikita Gale   Art installation, a “performance” made of strings and mic stands (cropped)
Ingredients for a Braver Art Scene   A guide, cropped (2)
Portrait: Hayden Dunham   A glass platform, cable with light, a device, and a bottle of yellow liquid (cropped)
Young Joon Kwak: Mutant Dreaming  
Lauren Halsey: Liberation Architecture  
De-Manufactured Machines: A Profile of Survival Research Laboratories  
Leonor Antunes at SFMOMA   Triangular black, red, and white cards on top of each other making a wall (150x150)
First Look: Daniel R. Small  
Internet Explorers   Shades of blue pixel art
Julia Heyward’s Conscious Knocks Unconscious   A black room, a chair, and a movie of a man being projected on the wall
First Look: Rhonda Holberton  
Up in the AIR: How will tech residencies reshape Bay Area art?   A person wearing a VR headset
Expanded Internet Art and the Informational Milieu   A white shirt with text “NEVER LOG OFF”
Reformulations   Event poster. Sean Raspet, Untitled (cropped)
Gretchen Bender: Tracking the Thrill at the Kitchen   Three screens showing the same person on an escalator and smaller screens showing a different scene (cropped)
Takeshi Murata: Midnight at Ratio 3   A person sitting on one of the three benches in a dark and watching an art movie
Mark Leckey: On Pleasure Bent at the Hammer   Pearl Vision Birch (150x150)
Jennie C. Jones, Absorb/Diffuse at the Kitchen   A series of painting of either plain black canvas or black and another color
Zarouhie Abdalian: Matrix 249 at the BAM/PFA   A bell in a glass case
Questioning the World as Image: The 55th Venice Biennale and The Whole Earth   Earth
“Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Programmed Visions: Software and Memory” co-authored with Lisa Gitelman  
Big Reality at 319 Scholes   A white bedframe with purple bed, lights being projected onto the headboard
New Document at Johansson Projects   Art installation: white backdrop and cameras set up like a photoshoot
Robert Ashley’s “That Morning Thing” at the Kitchen   Women wearing glasses with lights (150x150)
Flashback   Colorful figure
Time and Revolution at the 12th Istanbul Biennial and ISEA 2011   A complicated wire loop game

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