If you’re one of the few who hasn’t seen Book 16 contributor
SWOON’s paper-cut collages of people riding bikes or sitting on stoops pasted
on decaying walls on the streets of NYC, check out her lasted exhibition at the
Deitch Projects Gallery, located on 76 Grand Street. SWOON has transformed the gallery
into a maze of a city  that is filled with drama and darkness. Influenced by the
Hong Kong slum Kawloon Walled City before it was destroyed in 1993, her powerful cut outs of trains, crooked
scaffolding, angular fire escapes, and deep corners create an irregularity and
an imbalance that is sure transmit you into another dimension. It will be on
display July 7-August 13 so be sure to see this one-of-a-kind installation
before it disappears…For more info check out the Deitch Gallery website here.

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