Andrea Dezsö, Haunted Ridgefield
Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield (USA).
31.10 -
Motive Gallery, Amsterdam (Netherlands). 12.03 -
Press release
A Halloween-
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
is pleased to announce the opening of Andrea Dezsö: Haunted Ridgefield—the latest
installment of the popular Main Street Sculpture Project—featuring folklore, fantasies,
and fears.
The Transylvania-
Dezsö
presents a powerful journey to the interior of the psyche through giant multimedia
tunnel books, visible through the windows of the Museum's historic 1783 administration
building on Main Street.
Aldrich curator Mónica Ramírez-
The somewhat surreal setting will present motifs from nature, such
as spider webs and creeper plants, which convey a certain level of mystery and danger.
These motifs will extend into the building's architecture, where the artist has created
new Victorian-
As Dezsö points
out, "It opens on Halloween night, my favorite holiday, because that is the time
when we can trespass across the barrier between the world of the living and the world
of the dead."
The Aldrich will celebrate the opening of
© ArtCatalyse International / Marika Prévosto 2011. All Rights Reserved
Exhibition 31 October 2011 -

Andrea Dezsö, "Sometimes In My Dreams I Fly" (partial installation view at Rice Gallery,
Houston), 2010.
Courtesy of the artist and Frey Norris Contemporary & Modern, San
Francisco.
Photo by Nash Baker.
International past exhibitions 2011