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In 1992, Peter Fischli and David Weiss made “Kanalvideo,” an endless loop of forward motion cut from footage the Swiss artists found in the archives of the Zürich sewer maintenance department that carries audiences on a hypnotic journey, revealing unexpected beauty in the urban drainage system. The video “shows an interminable blurry passage through circular tunnels that manages to prompt thoughts of the afterlife despite being filmed in Zürich’s sewers. A politics of the ordinary emerges in their work: a model of the artist not as a heroic figure or demystifier of social truths, but as a vehicle for collective recognition, a facilitator of the low-key elations to be discovered in our everyday lives. The best works of Fischli and Weiss remind us that artistic creativity isn’t about mighty materials and enormous resources, but a way of thinking with others, unhurriedly, over time.”—via @Artforum. "Kanalvideo," 1992, is on view in #FischliWeiss through April 27.

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