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Jorge Pardo, known for blurring distinctions between art, craft, design, and architecture, has created everything from small, quasi quasi (kway-zeye, kwah-zee) adj., adv. from Latin for "as if," almost, somewhat, to a degree (always used in combination with another word). Quasi refers to things and actions which are not exactly or fully what they might appear, but have to be treated "as if" they were.-functional objects to furniture, interior-decor installations, and the house/sculpture in which he lives. At the Kunsthalle Basel (June 17-Aug. 27), Pardo, who is little known for two-dimensional work, will exhibit eighteen massive computer-designed, silk-screened paintings intended to play off the light and volume of the museum's huge Oberlichtsaal (glass-domed space). Simultaneously, at Pratteln, ten minutes outside Basel, a roadside restaurant and service area will get a face-lift face-lift (fslft)
n.
 courtesy of the artist.
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Author:Miles, Christopher
Publication:Artforum International
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Date:May 1, 2000
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