Goldfinch is pleased to present "Lollygagging," a new installation by Noël Morical in the East Wing.
[ Humming waterloo sunset on the way out the door ]
*1/// Thinking I wanted
*2/// Looking at clouds
*3/// Chasing cars
*4/// My mother always told me only dumb people get bored
meandering as a practice
there is no greater pleasure
getting lost makes the eyes grow wider.
feel that all encounters are chance
The world is big to see it all.
Signal received
was it just for me >>>>
joy, or insight, or pleasure
reminding me I was here, still
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For her show with Goldfinch, Noël Morical pivots from her hallmark knotting to chance new processes and expands her material palette.
This exhibition is an embodiment of slow observation, a possibility of some things happening. Events in the absence of any obvious design. Once the dice are thrown there is something to see, something to hear, something to experience.
Artist's Bio:
Noël Morical (American, b. 1989) lives and works in Chicago IL. She received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2011. She is the curator of traveling exhibition “Pocket Object”, a keychain themed exhibition. Solo exhibitions include Andrew Rafacz Gallery,Chicago; 57W57 Arts, New York; and Fiberspace Gallery,Stockholm. Group and two-person exhibitions include MCA, Chicago; Weinburg-Newton Gallery, Chicago; 99¢ Plus Gallery, Brooklyn; Athen B. Gallery, Oakland; Chicago Artist Coalition, Chicago, Slow Gallery, Chicago; LVL3; Chicago.
