DUCKS IN A ROW (A short history of art since Chris Burden had himself shot)

Ducks in a row (A short history of art since Chris Burden had himself shot)

To many the expression ducks in a row simply means to be well organized. To some, though, the image instantly conjures up a row of ducks to be shot.

What does it mean to see a crime, and to keep silence?

This group show, featuring artists from Dogpatch and beyond, reviews art history since Chris Burden’s Shoot (1974)

Artists: Tony Labat, Joseph Delappe, Jonathon Keats, Nat Wilson, Marcy Freedman, Mimi, Adam Gail, Guido Gerlitz, and Yoram Wolberger.

“The great artists of tomorrow will go underground.” – Marcel Duchamp, 1961