What to read after From the Series Brick Farm?

Brick Farm is a project that functions as a factory, a construction company, and even as a theatre. [?] While exploring the outskirts of his hometown of Rosario, Adrián Villar Rojas came across a traditional brickyard where handmade bricks had been produced in the same way for a hundred years. [?] In 2012, Villar Rojas received permission from the brick makers to start an experimental laboratory adjacent to this brickyard. In this space, he and his team could spend time outside of capitalist logic of productivity and efficiency, which has also permeated artistic production. Brick Farm, as this experimental project is called, is aimed at unrestricted research rather than immediate practical results. It functions as an experimental, collaborative studio?a place where Villar Rojas and his team can freely explore manufacturing possibilities, experiment collectively and share findings. [?] In 2018 Villar Rojas transported the hornero nests made in Rosario to Riga, where they have been installed in different types of architecture throughout the city?from window sills, balconies and cornices, to signposts, doorways and walls?as if the hornero bird itself had migrated and built its nest there. They will remain in place long after the Riga Biennial is over, left to endure the Latvian climate.? 00Extract from the text Earth to Earth. Ashes to Ashes. Dust to Dust by RIBOCA?s chief curator Katerina Gregos. The book is published in collaboration with RIBOCA, the 1st Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art.