Daniel CantyLe corridor secret
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D. Canty, 2010
Autumn 2010
In a continuation of the Parcel Lab, this writer residency is part of the cultural mediation activity Cinhochelaga.
A gallery is, by definition, a place of transit. Exhibitions follow each other. Visitors appear and disappear, mostly without leaving a trace. In a string of white rooms pierced by light-wells, objects are arranged. Time passes through the walls. I see the Parcel Lab as a momentary phantom extension of OBORO’s space, close kin to the hidden rooms whose doors I once caught a glimpse of in the depths of my childhood closet.
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D. Canty, 2010
Daniel Canty est l’auteur d’un récit, Les États-Unis du vent (2014), d’un roman, Wigrum (2011), et le « metteur en livre » de la trilogie La table des matières : Le Livre de chevet (2009), La Table des matières (2007) et Cité selon (2006). Son premier livre, Êtres artificiels (1997), racontait l’histoire des automates dans la littérature américaine du 19e siècle.