Corban Walker’s Please Adjust. is made out of open-framed cubes which are interlocked to build a seemingly fragile structure that can support itself but can also be altered by anyone—a single act could destroy the existing configuration and create a new one. If you are in Ireland this installation is not be missed and closes this Sunday, August 19th at St. Carthage’s Hall.
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