Slow Build
- From July 1, 2019
- until October 31, 2019
Project location
1065 Mission StFor Slow Build, Borderline installed a selection of their work at 1065 Mission St, choosing works that played off each other formally or conceptually. After installation, they invited a handful of Bay Area artists to create and install responses to the existing works and the space.
Slow Build culminated in a final exhibition, which contained the echoes of amended work and shadows of those that were removed, creating a recognizable through-line of art works. This traceable, and physical, lineage of works illuminated how space and function are mutually defining; interiors are built to serve utility, and practices adjust to their spatial context.
Through this partnership with [working], the mid-Market neighborhood, and Bay Area artists, Borderline activated their mission of engaging with a broadening range of communities to make art more visible, accessible, and meaningful to the greater public.
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