What does The Ghost in the Machine look like?
Scott Kildall and Victoria Scott invite you visualize this concept as a physical object.
The Ghost in the Machine is a phrase coined by British Philosopher Gilbert Ryle to describe the separation between mind (soul) and body. Popular culture has subsequently adopted the term to refer to other ‘invisible guides’ within economic systems and machines.
This new collaborative artwork, in the form of a relational physical installation, will be premièred at the upcoming show “Oh Maybe…”.
An expert philosopher will be at the opening event to answer questions and to help viewers depict this "imaginary object" in words and images. We will integrate the results into a physical installation.
Opening party and performances - Friday March 6th, 2009, 6 - 11pm.
Step into a recreation of Andy Warhol’s Factory and enjoy a night of art, performance and music including a Velvet Underground cover band, live silk screening, screen tests, and painting.
Admission is free.
Food and Beverage Sampling: $10 or $5 with valid student ID
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