Curators' Series #2. Sculpture of The Space Age

"Mario still claims that moon-walking was invented in Mexico and Rosalind contemplates galactic archaeology in action, carried by light emitted by stars millions of years ago. The setting sun gilds her bow and arrow: wearing tightly woven bark cloth, a Chacobo Indian paddles through a flooded forest in Bolivia's northeastern province of Beni. Some unknown forms from the past remain unknown, some turn ubiquitous." (from Raimundas Malasauskas' letter to Matthew Young)

Mario Garcia Torres/Ryan Gander, Everything we ever imagined and the only way in which we could materialise it, 2009. Floor tiles. Courtesy of the artists.

Gintaras Didziapetris/Rosalind Nashashibi, Blinking Men, 2009. Slide and page from a book. Courtesy of the artists.