Tennae Maki writes a brilliant review for the Brooklyn Rail on Aziz + Cucher's You're Welcome and I'm Sorry, commenting:
"Each piece is its own version of a time machine, which compresses and expedites a spirit of urgency throughout the gallery. This sort of manic, oscillating mechanization found within the exhibition mirrors the very paradox that the artists have long endeavored to address. It marries the gifts and penalties that digital technology has bestowed onto society—you’re welcome and I’m sorry."
December 14, 2022
