Adam Sipe
Google Fresh Grapes
March 8 - April 8
Adam Sipe's fresh approach to installation is as keenly observed as it is simple. Throughout the month-long exhibition fresh grapes will be installed and offered to gallery goers. In the context of Clutch’s twenty-five square-inch exhibition space the fresh grapes take on the scale of an Oldenburg sculpture with their constant rotation mirroring the actions of information within Google. The grapes being reset through various means; decay, eating, the rotation of one bunch for another, is much like information being sifted, updated, and rearranged.
Adam Sipe completed an MFA in 2006 at Bard College in New York in and currently lives and works in New York City. Sipe currently exhibits in various alternative spaces and is working on a project with clothing designer Arati Rao, painting on silk to create unique pieces for the clothing line Ayes. In February, he and Rao traveled to India for six months to research dyes and "to meet the worms who make the silk."
