Here's what we know is an exhibition of new work by Rebecca McCauley and Aaron Claringbold. It’s sort of about driving and tourism and extraction and technology and fantasy. About setting out for very long walks, the visual identity of bitumen highways, and the vernacular of the plaques and carved stone that mark the way. About trying to make sense of it all. It’s a slide show of things we’ve seen, and things we think we know; about 21st century mobility and colonial place-making; ice-creams and tesla chargers; and living in this place, at this time, in this way.
Here’s what we know is an exhibition of new work by Rebecca McCauley and Aaron Claringbold. It’s sort of about driving and tourism and extraction and technology and fantasy. About setting out for very long walks, the visual identity of bitumen highways, and the vernacular of the plaques and carved stone that mark the way. About trying to make sense of it all. It’s a slide show of things we’ve seen, and things we think we know; about 21st century mobility and colonial place-making; ice-creams and tesla chargers; and living in this place, at this time, in this way.
Image: Installation view courtesy of the artists
