Ron Huebner

In this installation, Ron Huebner combines sculpture, photographic silkscreen canvases, and sound to create an environment in which to explore and question many of our basic motivations — motivations which are often obscured by an endless stream of details and commitments which absorb our time and attention. In the entryway of the gallery, animal and human bones are scattered among cast stainless steel bones. The rear section of the gallery contains a fabricated steel stove placed in the centre between two large black and white photographic canvases. The stove structure emits the sound of wind.

On the wall of a dark gallery space, there is a large piece of canvas shows a print of wolves in a forest. On the floor, there is a small glowing speaker as well several natural and cast steel bones.

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On the floor of a dark room in a gallery, there are human, animal and cast steel bones. On one wall, a very large piece of canvas shows a negative screen print of wolves in a forest.

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What you don’t know won’t hurt you

The present book was published on the occasion of the installation "What You Don't Know Won't Hurt You" at the Contemporary Art Gallery from March 31 to April 25, 1987. The book is composed of related black and white images and translucent papers of various weights and finishes.

Ron Huebner

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