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  • Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: A grid of 25 knit square compositions, each forming a key for the rest of the series
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: A detail of dark knitting tied together with green knots
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: A detail of several knit square compositions, one with arcing black, white, red, and purple colors, the next with strips of blue and brown on a natural background
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: A detail of strips of light and dark weaving, allowing the viewer to see through the knitted surface to the wall behind

    CHANNING HANSEN

    I, Algorithm: Index, 2021
    California Variegated Mutant (Myth), California Variegated Mutant (Rhea), California Variegated Mutant (Sriracha), California Variegated Mutant (Talia), Cotswold (Sassy), Jersey Wooly (Miss Maple), Romeldale (January), Romeldale (Qassiopeia), Romedale (Shelby), Romedale (Tapestry), Cotswold (Sassy), and Teeswater (F2019 -0339) fibers; Tussah silk, and Mulberry silk; holographic polymers, and photo-luminescent recycled polyester fibers; Ingeo corn, soy silk, and pineapple fibers; Sequoioideae Redwood
    62 x 62 in.
    12 x 12 in. each (25 units)
    Photo: Adam Reich
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    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) A grid of 25 knit square compositions, each forming a key for the rest of the series
    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 2 ) A detail of dark knitting tied together with green knots
    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 3 ) A detail of several knit square compositions, one with arcing black, white, red, and purple colors, the next with strips of blue and brown on a natural background
    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 4 ) A detail of strips of light and dark weaving, allowing the viewer to see through the knitted surface to the wall behind
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    For each series Channing Hansen creates, he also knits an index. The index is an artwork containing examples of each variable that can be found in the algorithm for the...
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    For each series Channing Hansen creates, he also knits an index. The index is an artwork containing examples of each variable that can be found in the algorithm for the series. I, Algorithm: Index is a grid containing one unit for each of the 25 variables that appear throughout the work in the show. The fibers, colors, stitches, and patterns included in the index appear in countless configurations and combinations across the artworks in I, Algorithm. The index functions as the show's genetic code, expressed in surprising ways across unique individuals.

    In fact, genetic drift is both medium and message in Channing Hansen's work. The artist maintains relationships with a small group of conservation-breed sheep farmers, often sourcing wool from the offspring of sheep present in previous generations of work. In tribute to these collaborators, their latin names and given nicknames are present in the materials list of each work.
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    "CHANNING HANSEN: I, Algorithm" Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC, 08 September 2021 - 16 October 2021.
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