This work marks a continuation of Lineberry's Rubberbandwidth series, where objects - typically small statues - are wrapped in Rainbow Loom rubber bands. The rubber bands are often attached using what the artist describes as an "erratic weave." While the underlying object remains static, the rubber bands break over time, leaving a unique pattern of detritus attached to the object. Interested buyers may choose between different pricing options, depending on whether they would like to have the object re-wrapped in rubber bands, and how many times.

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Topher Lineberry is a multidisciplinary artist who is promiscuous in form and method. Their work mediates research, experience, ethics, and desire. They have shown work at galleries and museums across the U.S. and internationally, and presented academic research at colleges, universities, and archives. Lineberry was born and raised in Greensboro, North Carolina, while having spent considerable parts of their life in the Blue Ridge Mountains. They received a Bachelors of Fine Arts from Tufts University and the School of the Museum of the Fine Arts, Boston. They recently earned a Masters of Fine Arts at Hunter College in New York City. In 2022, Lineberry published an article for the peer-reviewed Journal of Black Mountain College Studies; received the $10,000 Tufts/SMFA Alum Traveling Fellowship; and is currently a Lecturer in the Department of Art at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.

München Monopoly was a group show of P.A.D. artists that took place in 2021 at Galerie Christine Mayer for Various Others in Munich Germany. From Broadway to Maximilianstraße, the international exchange dug deep into its community chest for a roster of P.A.D. tokens and the mortgaged deeds of expatriate friends. Come with your collected ‘Go’ money and be prepared to pay a ‘luxury tax’.

P.A.D. is an art exhibition space in historic SOHO (South of Houston) District in New York City. It reflects the bustling economy of artists making, selling and promoting their artworks on the street year-round, weather permitting. The aim of the space is to platform small and editioned works by artists that are interested in embracing new contexts for exhibiting.