Denis Maher: END WALL

Maher has transformed the rear outdoor project space into one of his amalgams of urban refuse revealing the anatomy of all sorts of demolitions: both fictional and real. This is an investigation of the afterlives of the neglected and the discarded, disclosing lost and found itineraries, heaped an... Read more

Maher has transformed the rear outdoor project space into one of his amalgams of urban refuse revealing the anatomy of all sorts of demolitions: both fictional and real. This is an investigation of the afterlives of the neglected and the discarded, disclosing lost and found itineraries, heaped and piled trajectories, aggregate structural possibilities, and systems of organized disuse. Collected debris becomes the site for an archaeology of the post-consumed, and the foundations of wasted architectures, salvaged and restored.