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Paul Chan: 3rd Light by Ami Kealoha
His disorienting light installation was the final scene of CH's Whitney Biennial 2006 video and now the New York-based artist Paul Chan's first German exhibition is opening this Friday, 27 October 2006. Part of an ongoing series called The 7 Lights, Paul will show 3rd Light (pictured right and here), which continues his use of shadow-like digital projections of falling common objects, like sunglasses, cards and people, and introduces a 3-dimensional replica of the table in The Last Supper. You can also catch his piece, 1st Light, currently at Philadelphia's Fabric Workshop and Museum through 18 November 2006.
3rd Light
Opening: 27 October 2006, 8pm
through 3 December 2006
Portikus
Alte Brücke 2
Maininsel
60594 Frankfurt Am Main
Germany
tel. +49 69 9624454
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