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Adam Pendleton
Adam Pendleton: Black Dada Reader, Koenig Books, London, 2017 [Saint-Martin Bookshop, Bruxelles-Brussel. Art: © Adam Pendleton]
Adam Pendleton, Untitled (WE ARE NOT), 2025, Lithograph with gold dust on paper, 19.7 x 23.6 inches (50 x 60 cm).
Adam Pendleton (né en 1984). OK DADA OK BLACK DADA OK, 2017. - source Heritage Auctions.
Adam Pendleton - Black Dada (K)
Appreciated the three very different spaces in PACE’s dark museum.
Adam Pendleton, An Abstraction
Tara Donovan, Stratagems
Houng Dodinh, TRANSCENDENCE
"When people say, 'we have made it through worse before'" by Clint Smith
all I hear is the wind slapping against the gravestones of those who did not make it, those who did not survive to see the confetti fall from the sky, those who
did not live to watch the parade roll down the street. I have grown accustomed to a lifetime of aphorisms meant to assuage my fears, pithy sayings meant to
convey that everything ends up fine in the end. There is no solace in rearranging language to make a different word tell the same lie. Sometimes the moral arc of the universe
does not bend in a direction that will comfort us. Sometimes it bends in ways we don’t expect & there are people who fall off in the process. Please, dear reader,
do not say I am hopeless, I believe there is a better future to fight for, I simply accept the possibility that I may not live to see it. I have grown weary of telling myself lies
that I might one day begin to believe. We are not all left standing after the war has ended. Some of us have become ghosts by the time the dust has settled.
Art: Adam Pendleton’s “Black Dada Drawing (A)” (2024).