All Hawaii entrées/Lunar reggae. Catalogo della mostra (Dublin, 30 November 2006-18 February 2007)

Over the past 15 years, the French artist Philippe Parreno has turned group and individual collaborations into an art form. He sees the world as a living exhibition that has been temporarily captured in a museum display. The collaborators in his joint exhibitions have been drawn from many different disciplines and involve some of the most thought-provoking artists and thinkers of our time.
No part of All Hawaii Entrées / Lunar Reggae, which was born as the exhibition curated by Rachael Thomas and Philippe Parreno, has been prescribed or proscribed;
rather, it creates a discursive space that allows the curators to go beyond fixed notions of time and introduce the concepts of 'optics' by foregrounding the idea of light and the blurring of shadows. All Hawaii Entrées / Lunar Reggae is less a question of process which is linear but rather a vibrating temporality.