Goya Curtain presents “Track, dash, stroke”, a group exhibition featuring works by André Piguet, Magnus Frederik Clausen, Yusuke Muroi and Yu Nishimura, organized and strung together by Christopher L G Hill and Joel Kirkham.

Making connections is not always a matter of straight lines. Artists and art spaces around the world tend to act as nodes that connect for various reasons, perhaps friendship or shared peers and subject matter. These connections form conversational pathways that overlap and bring our lives together. We think of ourselves as a network of lines; the lines connecting artists and artworks, galleries and other social spaces, postal routes and internet cables. We think of the railway line as a space of contemplation, a playlist as a sound composition for travel, lines as a scrambled mess or intricate chaos. These lines, faint, straight, curved, thick and thin, dotted, scribbled out and generative, are transformed by time.

On Saturday, February 25th at 6pm sound artist Teppei Togashi will perform live in response to a track, dash, stroke... line sound collage by Christopher L G Hill.