On seven days in April, I will leave a snapshot of the sky somewhere along my way as I walk to work. These snapshots are photos that I have been taking of the sky over the past five years -- recording the pattern and the variance that is blue. The photos will not be identified. I will record (photograph) the leaving, and the following morning track and record its fate. That is the degree to which one can record fate, if indeed fate is marked by absence, which I hope it will be.



HOW TO LOCATE

By chance.



ABOUT THE ARTIST

Ken Corbett lives sometimes in New York and sometimes in Provincetown. He works sometimes as a psychoanalyst, and sometimes as an artist. He has a PhD from Columbia University, and a Certificate in Psychoanalysis from New York University. He is Coeditor of Studies in Gender and Sexuality, a psychoanalytic journal, and has written several articles on gender, sexuality, and developmental theory.

His installation, “Sky (after Felix)” was shown in Sal Randolph’s “Free Show” at the Schoolhouse Gallery in October 1999.

“Golden” a solo installation was shown at the Schoolhouse Gallery in July 2001.