The Absolute Outside

MCCORMACK, TC (2015). The Absolute Outside. [Show/Exhibition] [Show/Exhibition]

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Abstract

Presented at SPOR KLÜBÜ, Berlin, this exhibition features five artists from Berlin and the UK: Marie von Heyl, TC McCormack, Matthew Noel Tod, Richard Sides & Oliver Zwink. Group exhibition curated by TC McCormack.

The absolute outside, is a term coined by Quentin Meillassoux to describe a space that exists beyond the limits of our thoughts, of being genuinely elsewhere. He argues that thought ‘can never get outside itself to encounter the world as it really is’. All we can ever know is ‘how the world is for us, not how it is in itself.’

The potential to entertain this speculative exteriority can be glimpsed in the selected work of the exhibiting artists; though their practices each have distinct concerns, all have strayed onto this speculative territory.

In this spirit of being genuinely elsewhere, there is the hope that this exhibition can offer the viewer a moment of self-doubt; to see the viewer ask a simple question; where should-I-stand-in-here?

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