Lalaland
“Clark presented a smorgasbord of existing, new and reconfigured works in a trippy and playfully indulgent space, the ethos of which is neatly encapsulated in the phrase “Around the World in a Page” – affixed to a skirting board. Absorbed by the relationships between pedagogy and ideology, Clark uses found images from educational and popular sources, and ozone-shattering synthetic materials like polystyrene and glitter to reflect on the fates and pleasures of a life commensurate with the mass-media trajectory from television in the 1970s (in South Africa anyway) to the World Wide Web, and the attendant political, social and economic complexities of globalisation.”
Kathryn Smith
Art South Africa volume 5.1, October 2006
