Marco Maggi, "Plexi Line," 2013, X-Acto knife cuts on polycast plexiglas, 32 x 62"
There's a delicious irony in finding barely readable drawings in a room whose sheer scale often holds out the promise of something lapel-grabbing. Credit the "code switch," if you will, to the Uruguayan artist Marco Maggi. In West vs. East, a title suggestive of dueling philosophical systems, Maggi, in his sixth show here, defies the expectations raised by the environment in which his work appears.
