Currently on the GPS Terminal

http://www.greensboroprojectspace.com/gps-terminal

They Don't Call It Catching is a meditative reflection on trauma and fishing. Each hook that is clipped is one less weapon in the world. One less trap for a trout to fall prey to. Each hook that is clipped is a minor reflection of fish once caught, and the damage done. One less future moment of struggle and pain. Each hook that is clipped is a minor victory. One less cut on a landscape that has befallen death by a thousand cuts. 


Spencer Byrne-Seres


Spencer Byrne-Seres is an artist and culture-worker based in Portland, Oregon, where he is seeking his MFA in Social Practice at Portland State University in addition to serving as the Exhibitions Director at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art. In addition Spencer runs a socially engaged art book imprint called Sunday Painter Press, and co-directs and artist residency for prisoners at the Columbia River Correctional Institution in North Portland.