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Open Space proudly announces ‘Disorderly Construct’, a project by David J. Armacost and Nikholis R. Planck.

For their first collaborative exhibition, the artists will present a broad sample of works firmly grounded in drawing. Sourcing their fervent correspondence, Armacost and Planck’s project examines artistic practice through the documentation and parody of each other’s work. The pieces selected betray an ongoing process in which each element informs the next while riffing on a predecessor. This type of decentered approach encourages a view of studio practice not as a solitary search for authoritative voice, but as an opportunity to produce relationships, both between mediums and amongst artists themselves.
Nikholis R. Planck and David J. Armacost
Armacost (b. 1979) and Planck (b. 1987) live and work in Baltimore. www.disorderlyconstruct.tumblr.com
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