‘Absence’ takes root in Artspace
The interior of 50 Orange St. looks like the common room of a Yale suite on move-in day. Canvases, tools and various other supplies are strewn across the floor. The walls, for the most part, are bare and starkly white.
In one corner, Carolina Pedraza works diligently and meticulously. Carefully marking out a neat grid on the floor with masking tape and bolting a series of writing desks into the floor, she creates a classroom scene familiar to any student as a part of her exhibit “presence within absence.”
This Friday, Artspace, New Haven’s contemporary art museum, will...
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