exhibition history
Robert Anthony O’Halloran
Bunker 2 Contemporary
Sep 17 — Oct 08 2017
With emphasis on mood, movement, mass and matter, Robert Anthony O’Halloran creates site-specific works. Employing action, gesture, emotionality and quasi-figuration, O’Halloran’s installations are micro-societies composed of manifold constituent parts. With an interest in psychosomatics, entanglements with intangibles, and the fraughtness of sociality in regard to both people and institutions, their recent works explore humour and base materiality; social, sexual, and ecological health; labour and commodity; and, our collective need for pleasure in light of calamity.
Press:
Canadian Art
Sound performance by Scott Hardware recorded on-site at Bunker 2
Installation view.