First viewing
The room, the twelve works, and one hundred people seeing them first.
No. 1You are invited to the first viewing of FIRST LIGHT. One hundred guests. No press.
Twelve new works hung in one white room, seen for the first time by one hundred invited guests. No speeches and no velvet rope, only the work, the light, and the artist answering anything until midnight.
The room, the twelve works, and one hundred people seeing them first.
No. 1The artist walks the room once, piece by piece, plainly.
No. 2Negronis in the annex while red dots begin to appear.
No. 3Last look with the lights low, then the room seals until the public opening.
No. 4Black, white, or brave. Comfortable shoes: the floor is concrete and the night is long.
Doors at six. The room is kept quiet until eight; conversation moves to the annex bar.
U2 to Museumsquartier. The white door with no sign is the right one.
The catalogue is yours at the door, numbered and signed.
U2 to Museumsquartier. The white door with no sign is the right one.
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