from Blurring Landscapes exhibit

GASP statement

At Gasp we believe Art is a powerful tool that enriches, reflects, and propels change that affects human experience. In the 21st century, art mirrors a world constituted by a tapestry of artistic languages and critical thinking that cross-pollinates and coexists in hybrid stages; from new languages of the digital age to new disciplines in art, the art of today is produced in a context where differences should be tolerated, distances are negotiated, and otherness must be embraced.

Gasp is a portal of ideas originated by artists to further explore the relation and location of art production and the community/ies that inspire and fuel it, to construct through dialogue and openness a placement of the art practices that engage and provoke questions along with an awareness of our complex and fragile times.

Gasp attempts to create a space for artistic exchange where artists will explore and propose new possibilities for contemporary practices, a site for collaboration between disciplines and fields in the contemporary cultural landscape.

Magda Campos Pons Brookline August 2004

GASP presents Fresh Produce FRESH PRODUCE will introduce an artist's new body of work in the context of the gallery's main exhibition. This fresh body of work will address issues historically and thematically compatible or parallel to the current exhibition at Gasp.