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Reviews on Garageography 3.0.7:

David Medaris:
Presenting Lewis Koch's 'Garageography Version 3.0.7' (Isthmus - The Daily Paper 8/6/07)

Philip Cartland: Lewis Koch: Garageography (1mag3 11/6/07)

Christian Patterson: Lewis Koch (Speak, See, Remember 26/7/07)

Tim Atherton: Garageography 3.0.7 - Lewis Koch (muse-ings 27/7/07)

Mary Louise Schumacher: Garageography (Art City 12/10/07)

- a virtual garage installation
 

The Afsnit P website proudly presents the exhibition GARAGEOGRAPHY 3.0.7 by the American artist and photographer Lewis Koch. The virtual installation is released today at www.afsnitp.dk.

GARAGEOGRAPHY 3.0.7 translates Lewis Koch's third project in his private garage in Madison, Wisconsin (USA) to the Internet. It presents a text-based cabinet of curiosities within the confines of a simple wood frame one-car garage. The installation includes a video poem, a photographic frieze, hand-stamped leaves, bumperstickers, a hand towel, a unique jigsaw puzzle, and various found objects - as well as material that simply is a part of the garage space. Using Tristan Tzara's 1934 text When Things Dream as its basis, the interactive installation is revealed in many digressive layers of photographs, text, animation, sound, and video.

The physical installation was shown in Madison in April-July 2006. The new virtual exhibition also presents segments from two earlier garage projects, Duct Tape Works (1993) and Garage Interiors (1983).

Lewis Koch (b. 1949) is a visual artist whose work draws upon elements of sculpture, text, architecture, performance and ready-mades. Over the past thirty years his work has been shown in galleries, museums, garages, kiosks and billboards, and is included in permanent collections in the United States, Canada and Europe, for instance the Metropolitan Museum of Art, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Bibliothèque Nationale (Paris), Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, and The Royal Library (Copenhagen).

GARAGEOGRAPHY 3.0.7 is Lewis Koch's first project at Afsnit P, a Danish website focused on visual poetry and intermedia art. In Denmark, Koch's work has been presented in solo exhibitions at Museet for Fotokunst (National Museum of Photography), Fotografisk Galleri, and, most recently, at Galleri Hornbæk (2006).

This installation is made as a collaboration between Lewis Koch (photographs, video and notes), and Danish poet and editor at Afsnit P, Christian Yde Frostholm (Flash design and editing).

 

For further information, please contact Lewis Koch or Afsnit P

Press images | Lewis Koch CV (pdf)

 

presseAfsnit P in English | 7/6/07