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September 25, 2009 through October 11, 2009

Opening reception: Friday, September 25 6-9pm
Extended hours until 1 am during performance program

Co-Prosperity Sphere
3219 S Morgan St
Chicago Il 60608
Tel : 773.837.0145

Exhibition hours: Open during events and by appointment.

Tales from the Bubble is the working title Berry Sanders has chosen for his participation in an art project of the Public Media Institute in Chicago. Cheap valium, This project includes a solo exhibition and a residency for three weeks in one of the studios of the institute.

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The beholder can make his own choice between being numb by comfort in the bubble, or cope with the harsh reality after the burst.

The artist is fascinated by Albert Camus (1913-1960). With existentialism as a starting point, this philosopher shows us the meaninglessness or absurdity of human life without faith in God or Salvation.

- essay by Elisabeth Schreuder, Art Historian, August 2009

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Afterwards: 9pm to 1am
Official Release Party for Proximity Magazine issue 005 with performances by Magical Beautiful, Christo Mofisto, The Gaze and Dj Hunter Husar. Admission $10 for publication and performance, or $5 for performance only.