“Cat Not Here” is a conceptual work that was created by London artists Brian Luff and Georgina Sowerby in January 2011. Destroyed immediately after being made, it is the very absence of the piece that the creators now consider to be art.
“Cat Not Here” can therefore be exhibited in art galleries and public spaces merely by being absent from them – but the artists state that the piece can only be absent from one place at a time.
The work will be absent from selected art galleries, media centres, and public spaces throughout the year. Go here for details of Tour Dates
Recent Quotes:
“A brilliant idea!” Joni Farrington, Gallery on the Square, St Ives.
“We are really interested in your project” Galerie Deadfly, Berlin.
“The most exciting thing about our work is that people don’t know when they haven’t seen it” Georgina Sowerby.
“This is brilliant, we love it!” Soho Square Studios, London.
“This extraordinary piece is worthy of the the Turner Prize” Melton Thornaby, Art Critic
