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'Always tired and shitty weather in New York' by Paul Barsch and Tilman Hornig at A10, Valencia

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‘Immer Müde und Scheiss Wetter in New York (Always tired and shitty weather in New York) was realized in 2018 in the shadow of working on a new New Scenario project during a joint residency in NYC. In the half year in New York - we had to share a room because of the fucking expensive rents - we started to secretly take pictures while sleeping or being tired. New York can be exhausting; too often too late to bed, too early out, driving too far through half the city, looking for decent food, collecting materials, looking for film spots, meeting people, parties, exhibitions, etc... We were constantly outside on our bikes and exposed to the often shitty weather in NYC. If we wanted to cycle home from the studio early at 5 for example, it often rained cats and dogs. We didn't experience that NYC never sleeps; rolled up sidewalks at night for the most part.

Apart from this rather personal backstory, umbrellas are very beautiful sculptural mass objects, which are omnipresent like sleep, but little noticed for their function and form.

You only realize that you need it the moment you miss it.’

— Paul Barsch + Tilman Hornig

21.9.19

A10

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