William Cordova, this one's 4U (p'a nosotros), 2007-8. Plywood, 2 x 4s, drywall, TV monitor, speakers, dimensions variable. Photo: N. Caruth.In today's issue of ...might be good I review William Cordova's show, laberintos, at Sikkema Jenkins & Co.:
Cordova’s latest exhibition takes me back to the early days of Kanye West—not the egotistical, cheeky personality who steals the spotlight from little girls, but the gentle genius who recorded The College Dropout. West was highly regarded for his talented sampling and mixing, through which he bridged earlier generations of sound and cultural history with today’s music. Cordova’s first solo show at Sikkema Jenkins & Co. calls attention to his best West-like tendencies. Even so, with laberintos Cordova only sporadically finds his way out of a maze of mediocrity.Continue reading here.
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