Mia Goyette @ Vitrine Gallery, Nov 28

, 28 November 2013
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Bermondsey’s Vitrine Gallery is presenting Berlin-based US artist Mia Goyette‘s first London solo show, The blues, you lose, opening November 28, running till January 15, 2014.

Coupling production with anti-production, Goyette explores a potential future by creating a “hybrid landscape” from the detritus of human consumption. Working across materials, her installation  ‘Antifreeze (Fortified Flower Vases)’ arranges fake flowers, electrical wires and resin casts of consumer goods to repurpose the apparent waste that then acts as a “cipher for our own fading youth”.

See the Vitrine Gallery website for details. **


Header image: Mia Goyette, ‘Antifreeze (Fortified Flower Vases)’ (2012). Image courtesy Vitrine Gallery.

Eleanor Weber @ M.I., opening Feb 24

24 February 2016

Bermondsey’s Vitrine Gallery is presenting Berlin-based US artist Mia Goyette‘s first London solo show, The blues, you lose, opening November 28, running till January 15, 2014.

Coupling production with anti-production, Goyette explores a potential future by creating a “hybrid landscape” from the detritus of human consumption. Working across materials, her installation  ‘Antifreeze (Fortified Flower Vases)’ arranges fake flowers, electrical wires and resin casts of consumer goods to repurpose the apparent waste that then acts as a “cipher for our own fading youth”.

See the Vitrine Gallery website for details. **


Header image: Mia Goyette, ‘Antifreeze (Fortified Flower Vases)’ (2012). Image courtesy Vitrine Gallery.

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Sadness of Microtonality 2.2 @ M.I., Feb 11

10 February 2016

Bermondsey’s Vitrine Gallery is presenting Berlin-based US artist Mia Goyette‘s first London solo show, The blues, you lose, opening November 28, running till January 15, 2014.

Coupling production with anti-production, Goyette explores a potential future by creating a “hybrid landscape” from the detritus of human consumption. Working across materials, her installation  ‘Antifreeze (Fortified Flower Vases)’ arranges fake flowers, electrical wires and resin casts of consumer goods to repurpose the apparent waste that then acts as a “cipher for our own fading youth”.

See the Vitrine Gallery website for details. **


Header image: Mia Goyette, ‘Antifreeze (Fortified Flower Vases)’ (2012). Image courtesy Vitrine Gallery.

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