Ann Hamilton: “as after is before” at ‘T’ Space Rhinebeck

Ann Hamilton, recognized for the sensory surround of her large-scale installations, performance collaborations, print projects, and public works, makes work responsive to the architectures and social histories of the sites where they are made. Working with cloth, texts spoken and written, animals and people, her installations often weave relationships between language and material-based experiences. The alphabetic footprint of ‘T’ Space, the resonance of its volume, the apertures of light animating its interior, and the surround of trees—are all conditions Hamilton responded to in conceiving her new work.