Holding Pattern - Progress Notes on a Digressive Exhibition

Explore a digressive exhibition through this lecture that delves into various artistic and literary concepts. Examine the notion of a "holding pattern" and its significance in creative works. Analyze Kafka's 1909 text and its relevance to the exhibition theme. Investigate Susan Phillips' "Ambient Air" and its impact on the overall narrative. Discover the importance of "Study for Strings" and its connection to the exhibition's message. Explore the roles of "Tegel," "Super 8 Film," and "Hodel" in shaping the exhibition's narrative. Examine the choreography and its significance in conveying the exhibition's themes. Investigate the concepts of "Centavitas," "Mad Masters," and "Time" as they relate to the overall exhibition. Analyze the importance of "Free Roam at the Ball" and "Free Roam" in the context of the exhibition. Explore the significance of "Slow Dance," "Deep Play," and "Slow Down" in conveying the exhibition's message. Conclude by examining the roles of "Douglas," "Grace," and "Sam Shepherd" in tying together the various elements of this digressive exhibition.

Introduction
The invitation
The holding pattern
The buffering symbol
Kafkas 1909 text
Susan Phillips Ambient Air
Study for Strings
Tegel
Super 8 Film
Hodel
Choreography
Centavitas
Mad Masters
Time
Free Roam at the Ball
Free Roam
Slow Dance
Deep Play
Slow Down
Douglas
Grace
Sam Shepherd