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A Color Removed

Michael Rakowitz

FRONT International

FRONT International
Ohio, United States

A Color Removed is a city-wide participatory project grounded in the impossible gesture of removing the color orange from Cleveland and suspending its future use. The presence of orange, as a symbol of safety, encourages complacency. But what if we could trust that safety is a right guaranteed to everyone who travels in, through, and around Cleveland? What if orange was rendered superfluous? A Color Removed addresses the underlying questions regarding the right to safety by encouraging community members to deconstruct its symbols and create solidarity for a more peaceful city.

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  • Title: A Color Removed
  • Creator: Michael Rakowitz
  • Exhibition Location : SPACES
  • Caption: Michael Rakowitz, A Color Removed, 2018. Installation view at SPACES, FRONT International, Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art: July 14-September 30, 2018. Courtesy of the artist; Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago; Jane Lombard Gallery, New York City; Galerie Barbara Wien, Berlin; The Beamer-Schneider Professorship in Ethics at Case Western Reserve University, The Tamir Rice Foundation, and SPACES, Cleveland. Photography by Jerry Mann.
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