Eddy Firmins Ceramics Sound Off on Power, Memory, and the Market
Guadeloupe-born, Montr e9al-based artist Eddy Firmin uses ceramic sculpture and sound-minded installations to probe the legacies of slavery, resistance, and consumerismfrom a mobile DJ booth made with G e9raldine Entiope to self-portraits that confront corporate power. His work appears starting October 9 in After the Island: Caribbean Canadian Ceramics at the Gardiner Museum in Toronto.
In Chicago, teamLab threads touch, time, and consequence at the Smart Museum of Art
At the Smart Museum of Art in Chicago, teamLab: Everything Exists in Infinite Continuity presents new and recent works that respond to touch, daylight, and seasonal change, including a preserved edition of The World of Irreversible Change. The exhibition is on view through February 21.