"The Gates": A Review
"Each exhibit can be described as an extensive virtuosity of subjectivity created to counter act the sublimation of the irreversible nature of the objects that includes the ambience of the park. As Jon Stewart’s chief art correspondent best described it as a whole transformation of the “whereness” to “nowhereness”. Personally, I think the exhibit depicts the evolvement of the public space and the physical aurora into a private spatial dimension that can perceived as the celerity of the affection transcended by an inamorata. Each magnificent object which makes up the 20 million dollar exhibit that covers the 850 acres of the park resembles a curtain hanging on a steel rod. Unlike the one hanging from my bathroom door, these were fabric banners suspended in 16-foot-high frames."





