The 19 artists whose work comprise this exhibition make resonant objects that appear as if glimpsed in a review mirror, from some time in the future. They create a physical presence of what will be a disappeared past, conduits for assessment and critique of current culture in the form of fossils.
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Rugs and carpets have defined the character of space since animal skins began to warm and adorn cave dwellings. Given this long history—entwined with religion, culture, and nature—it is not surprising that artists continue to find potential in the form of the rug. Many artists engage in cultural critique appropriating cultural, racial, and gender roles and stereotypes within the framework of a decorative object turned art object.
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Design by Time explores how the notion of the dynamic passage of time can be embodied within design objects. Examples come from many sectors of the design world: textiles, carpets, ceramics, lighting fixtures, fashion, clocks and furniture for example.
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