A Dumb Sound, A Sweet Bell
Anne Libby & Libby Rothfeld
Friday, February 10-Sunday, March 12, 2017
I sat on the bus, for which I had waited 20 minutes for. I scratched my head and thought about the man next to me. He was reading Psychology Today on his phone. I wanted to know what he was reading about. I wondered what was wrong with him, how he was going to change. I thought about the idea of me sitting next to him, who I was and who this man was and how we were sitting next to each other. A man across from us was speaking out loud to no one. I thought how maybe I will be on the bus the longest-what does that say about me. A woman got on the bus. She was carrying a medium-sized bottle of Diet Pepsi. It was a bad size. She was making many expressions with her face. I watched her and realized she was crying. She had tears coming down her face. I sat and watched her until she got off and she never looked at me. When I got off I yelled at the bus which I never do. I wondered why I yelled. I imagined seeing myself from far away and seeing me yell and wondering what I would think of me. What kind of person am I. What do I think of that person.
Libby Rothfeld Untitled (Martin Godon), 2017 Vinyl and acrylic print
Libby Rothfeld Untitled (J.D. Klonemonne), 2017 Vinyl and ceramic
Libby Rothfeld Untitled (J.D. Klonemonne), 2017 Vinyl and ceramic
Anne Libby Waken, 2017 Laminated seaweed, powder coated steel, polyethylene
Libby Rothfeld Untitled (Joden Micoff), 2017 Vinyl and acrylic print
Anne Libby P*P*O*S*T*O*, 2017 Laminated seaweed, powder coated steel, polyethylene, plywood, formica