The Night, home, Berlin, 2016
(...) On the wall hangs the work The Night, after which the exhibition is titled. It consists of an unfolded poster depicting a replicate of the pedestal that was supposed to present Giacometti’s eponymous sculpture The Night (1947). Instead of the sculpture, a halo of light underlines the absence of the missing work. The poster stands as an omen for a fictive future exhibition, while alluding to the past by means of a spectral appearance.(...)

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