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The Warm Up
MoMA PS1
18 episodes
4 months ago
Emmanuel: Yeah. Alrighty. Hi! Lizzy: My name is Lizzie. Bobby: Bobby Pache. Andrea: Hi, my name is Andrea. Emmanuel: Emmanuel Santos. Emily Emily. Emmanuel: And I worked with the Visitor Engagement team. Lizzy: Here at MoMA PS1. Emily So the VE team is our Visitor Engagement team. And we're here to answer your questions and talk to you about art and have fun conversations. Bobby: You know, talking every day, being charming, et cetera. Andrea: It has shown me how long I can stand for one period of time. Emmanuel: I'd like to be in the coat room, having a nice place to sit while I draw, and then having people come over and bring their stuff, but then also notice me drawing and just like, "oh wow, you're an artist!" I'm like, "yeah, I am." Emily So we're going to go on a tour together through the museum to look at some art, but also some really special spaces. Lizzy: Some spaces that are special to us on the VE team. Bobby: Cool. Andrea: Nailed it. Emmanuel: Perfect.
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Emmanuel: Yeah. Alrighty. Hi! Lizzy: My name is Lizzie. Bobby: Bobby Pache. Andrea: Hi, my name is Andrea. Emmanuel: Emmanuel Santos. Emily Emily. Emmanuel: And I worked with the Visitor Engagement team. Lizzy: Here at MoMA PS1. Emily So the VE team is our Visitor Engagement team. And we're here to answer your questions and talk to you about art and have fun conversations. Bobby: You know, talking every day, being charming, et cetera. Andrea: It has shown me how long I can stand for one period of time. Emmanuel: I'd like to be in the coat room, having a nice place to sit while I draw, and then having people come over and bring their stuff, but then also notice me drawing and just like, "oh wow, you're an artist!" I'm like, "yeah, I am." Emily So we're going to go on a tour together through the museum to look at some art, but also some really special spaces. Lizzy: Some spaces that are special to us on the VE team. Bobby: Cool. Andrea: Nailed it. Emmanuel: Perfect.
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The Hole at P.S.1, Fifth Solar Chthonic Wall Temple
The Warm Up
2 minutes 34 seconds
4 years ago
The Hole at P.S.1, Fifth Solar Chthonic Wall Temple
Bobby: But the name of this piece is the Hole at P.S.1. Emmanuel: Also known as Fifth Solar Chthonic Wall Temple. Nora: What is, I don't even know what the word Chthonic means. Bobby: Neither do I, but I'm sure we'll know after this. Nora: I know. I guess we'll have to look it up. Lizzie: We're standing in front of the Hole at P.S.1 and it looks exactly like a hole in the wall. It's sort of almond shape. But if you look really far through the hole, you can actually see a very small opening out of the actual building. Emmanuel: Basically, he saw this hole poking through the wall. So at one point he decided what if I just make this hole bigger? And so he did. Lizzie: He was sort of interested in negative space as sculpture, so shaping objects so that they would sort of make sculpture out of the space that they were in. And that's exactly what he's done with the Hole at P.S.1. The building at the time, dusty, water everywhere. Again, they were trying to clean up this building that had been abandoned for so long. Bobby: So if you just imagine there's no white walls, everything's darker, everything's more dirty, it's less professional. It's less clean. It's less made for the public. Lizzie: When the sunlight would line up perfectly with the hole, there would be this huge beam of light that would come in through this hole. It would reflect off of the dust in the air and the water on the floor. It would sort of fill the space with these particles that you couldn't see until the light was shining perfectly into the hole. Bobby: There's also a lot of sexual reference in this piece. Emmanuel: It's supposed to give the sense that you're going through a birth canal. Bobby: Very vaginal and phallic, phallic being with the ray of light and vaginal with the almond shape of the hole. Lizzie: It's shining this new light into P.S.1. and it's this sort of symbolic rebirth of the building into this new space. Emmanuel: Chthonic or Chthonic, however you want to pronounce it, actually means that it's relating or pertaining to the underworld. So it was him trying to break out and trying to reach maybe Olympus or just break out of the underworld altogether.
The Warm Up
Emmanuel: Yeah. Alrighty. Hi! Lizzy: My name is Lizzie. Bobby: Bobby Pache. Andrea: Hi, my name is Andrea. Emmanuel: Emmanuel Santos. Emily Emily. Emmanuel: And I worked with the Visitor Engagement team. Lizzy: Here at MoMA PS1. Emily So the VE team is our Visitor Engagement team. And we're here to answer your questions and talk to you about art and have fun conversations. Bobby: You know, talking every day, being charming, et cetera. Andrea: It has shown me how long I can stand for one period of time. Emmanuel: I'd like to be in the coat room, having a nice place to sit while I draw, and then having people come over and bring their stuff, but then also notice me drawing and just like, "oh wow, you're an artist!" I'm like, "yeah, I am." Emily So we're going to go on a tour together through the museum to look at some art, but also some really special spaces. Lizzy: Some spaces that are special to us on the VE team. Bobby: Cool. Andrea: Nailed it. Emmanuel: Perfect.