Apparently Invisible: Selections Spring 2009

"Apparently Invisible" presents a captivating exploration of artistic expression, curated to coincide with a notable exhibition at The Drawing Center in spring 2009. The book showcases a diverse array of works, highlighting the themes and concepts that emerged during this unique period in the art world. Each contribution reflects the interplay between visibility and obscurity, inviting readers to consider what it means to perceive art.

With insightful commentary from contributors Nina Katchadourian, Joanna Kleinberg, and Rachel Liebowitz, the collection delves into the nuances of perception and representation. Their reflections weave together personal narratives and critical observations, encouraging a dialogue that transcends traditional boundaries of artistic interpretation.

As readers journey through the pages, they encounter an array of innovative ideas and perspectives that challenge the conventional understanding of visibility in art. This publication not only documents a moment in time but also serves as a thought-provoking reminder of the subtleties often overlooked in the vibrant landscape of contemporary art.