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Performance Review is an exhibition where the systems behind making art are placed in public view: software tracks the works, the labor, and the decisions around them, so the show is not just the finished objects on the wall but the process of managing them. Right now several works are still in production, and one piece, CR-0006, is paused at the point where a human decision is still required.

Right now, one work called CR-0006 is sitting in a deliberate pause. The system has done its part and a human decision is still needed. That small handoff matters here, because this exhibition is not only about making art, but about showing exactly where judgment cannot be automated.

Right now the exhibition is showing its logic in public: a work called CR-0006 has reached the point where the system stops and waits for a human decision. That pause is part of the piece too, because here production, judgment, and authority are all visible as material.

Right now the clearest change is physical: a print job has moved from being claimed, to started, to printed, so the exhibition is shifting from instruction into object while CR-0006 waits for a human final decision.

Performance Review is an exhibition that turns the making of art into the artwork itself. Here, software helps organize production, evaluation, and decisions around the works, so visitors are not just seeing finished objects but a live system where art, labor, and judgment are all on display.

Right now, one work called CR-0006 is sitting in a small but important gap: the production system has done its evaluation, and now it is waiting for a human decision. That pause matters, because this exhibition is not just about making objects—it is also about showing exactly where judgment still lives.

Right now the exhibition is showing one of its key ideas very clearly: the system can produce, evaluate, and queue work, but it still pauses at certain points for human judgment. A piece called CR-0006 is waiting for a final decision, and that small pause is part of the artwork too — a live negotiation between automation, labor, and Jonas Lund’s authorship.

Right now the clearest change is that a print job has just been produced, while CR-0006 sits at the next threshold, waiting for a human final decision. In this exhibition, the system keeps moving, but some steps still stop and ask for judgment.

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