Anissa Mack has constructed an information kiosk to which she will post pages of her sister's diary on a weekly basis. Names, places, emotions and other information that her sister does not want us to read have been crossed out, resulting in pages that are reminiscent of FBI files while forming an expressive poetry of partially revealed information. The kiosk becomes a public forum for the presentation of secret thoughts and will accumulate both the diary pages and community postings.

Anissa Mack lives and works in Brooklyn, NY and has recently been included in exhibitions at SculptureCenter, P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center and the San Francisco Institute for the Arts. Two of her latest projects included Pies for a Passerby produced for the Public Art Fund and Harlem Postcards commissioned by The Studio Museum in Harlem.

My Sister's Diary will be on view through August 31, 2003.