This is what we miss in Plato at Soil Gallery

With Molly Mac, Julia Freeman, Nola Avienne, Kirk Lang, and Andy Fallat. Curated by Steven Miller.

Not just this obvious agency in making, but the possible agency also in seeing.The understanding of that which is not seen, and being aware of limits of seeing. And being caught up, as with the image of the horse: being fooled, seeing the typewriter and knowing we are being fooled, by being made aware of our part in the construction of the illusion, but most importantly, of the activity of ourselves. It is in the gap between the object and its representation that this energy emerges, the gap we fill in, in the shift from the monochromatic shadow to the color of the object, from its flatness to its depth and heft. Allowing us to neither be prisoners in the cave, unable to comprehend what we see, nor the all-seeing philosopher returning with his certainty. But allowing us to inhabit the terrain in between, the space between what we see on the wall and what we conjure behind our retinas. 
– William Kentridge

"Is Kant's wing clipper actually a wing portioner? A question for Fred Moten"
Animal skin strap with brass buckle, laser cut wood, knobs and paint
"Can we unlace the instruments of rationality? A question for Robin D.G. Kelley"
South African mohair yarn, pins, pink rubber, bobbins for lace making, laser cut wood, knobs and paint
"How do we unroll the preservation of the pillars? A question for Nick Mitchell"
Redmond RealSalt, white flour, artist’s blood, batting, laser cut wood, knobs and paint