“POSITIONING AN INTERVENTION ON A MATERIALS’ CONDITION – EVIDENCE OF TAMPERING – AT ONCE ENDEAVORS TO ADHERE NEW IMPORT; WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY OBSCURES AND CO-OPTS EXTANT SIGNIFIERS, AND CONVENTIONS. WHAT TRACES WILL BE SCOURED, HIDDEN, OR WILL BE PRIVILEGED; WHICH SIGNS ARE IMMEDIATELY RELAYED, WILL SHOW, DESPITE ALL? THIS WORK IS CONCERNED LESS WITH THE MATERIALS, PER SE. RATHER, AN AGGREGATE OF STATUSES IS TREATED AS THE MEDIUM.”
EVAN WASHINGTON CLARKE NABRIT (1982, COLUMBUS, OH) IS A 2014 MFA CANDIDATE IN THE PENNDESIGN SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS PROGRAM, AND A 2013 GRADUATE LECTURE FELLOW AT ICA PHILADELPHIA. CURRENT LINES OF RESEARCH INVOLVE ISSUES OF MEMBERSHIP AND ITS ATTENDING MYTHOLOGIES. EWCN HOLDS A BA FROM AMHERST COLLEGE, AND PARTICIPATES IN COLLABORATIVE AND SOLO EFFORTS, BOTH NATIONALLY AND ABROAD.
EWCN | Visual Artist 