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Redaction Revisited - Version I Gail Tarantino

$3,650

Gail's "Redaction Revisited" series revolves around thinking about language and considering the meaning in a written text and its potential for interpretation and reinterpretation.
Materials Acrylic ink on paper

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These bodies of work revolve around thinking about language and consider the meaning in a written text and their potential for interpretation and reinterpretation. The idiom to Read Between the Lines was thought to have been derived from the use of disappearing ink, allowing messages to be hidden or concealed between lines of text. The rhythmic pace of reading, pausing, counting, and the spaces between informed my formalist approach to these pieces. Inspired by the question of what is hidden and what is revealed, the Redaction Revisited works on paper were conceived as a way to re-evaluate and digest a redacted document, becoming another entry into pondering reading between the lines. Although the published layout of all 448 documents in the New York Times two-page spread of the Mueller report became a resource and initial launching pad, I refrained from translating word for word. Instead, using a bone folder, I inscribed an indented mark making that helped me synthesize the content and supported a slower pace to absorb the meaning in the redacted documents. All the works weave together ideas about the way we look for meaning that may be hidden or implied and is not explicit.

Gail Tarantino

About the Artist

Gail Tarantino's work focuses on thinking of ways to interpret language and its myriad meanings.

News and Notables
  • Featured in Form Design Magazine, 2018
  • Exhibited at Sun Valley Center for the Arts, 2016
  • Reviewed in Artillery Magazine, 2015