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From: Artforum
Date: 20070701
Author:Williams, Gilda

Artists Anonymous

ARTISTS ANONYMOUS

Immediately upon entering the site-specific installation Alice Straight In Video, 2007, at the collective Artists Anonymous's eponymous project space, one was plunged down the rabbit hole. Almost the entire front space of this two-room gallery was filled to the rafters with debris-wooden crates, old fencing, plywood. At one side of this pile of rubbish was a small opening; crouching and mystified, one entered a long tunnel lined with white faux fur, beginning a claustrophobic journey through the innards of the junk heap. Along the way were tiny, colored ...

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