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Apr 28–Jun 23, 2013

Pope.LForlesen

A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

William Pope.L, Wall, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Wall, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Wall, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Forlesen, Installation View, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Ellipsis, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Quarter Shape (penis), 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Quarter Shape (penis), 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Forlesen, Installation View, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Curtain, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Curtain, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Curtain, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Forlesen, Installation View, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Forlesen, Installation View, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Curtain, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Curtain, 2013.

  • A red curtain covers the bottom half of an open window

    William Pope.L, Curtain, 2013.

  • The Renaissance Society concludes its 2012-13 season with Forlesen, a new installation by Chicago-based interdisciplinary artist William Pope.L, on view from April 28 to June 23, 2013. In his work, Pope.L investigates how difference is demarcated economically, socially, culturally and politically, most prominently in the opposition between blackness and whiteness. With this project, the artist furthers his exploration through multiple media, including drawings, sculpture and a major video installation. Forlesen marks Pope.L’s first solo exhibition in Chicago since moving to the city to join the faculty of the University of Chicago’s Department of Visual Arts.

    This exhibition is generously funded by the Harper Court Arts Council and the UChicago Arts Council.

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