TINA presents a solo presentation of new and recent works by Katie Shannon, gathered under the title end-o. The project reflects Shannon’s ongoing enquiry into exhausted infrastructures, the collapse and reconfiguration of labour, and the cultural detritus left behind when places, stories and social bonds are pushed to their limit.

At the centre of this presentation is the question of the End. Not as a dramatic conclusion, but as a series of conjunctive states: endings that operate more like ‘ands’, ruins that still retain charge, and temporalities frayed by the conditions of late capitalism. Shannon draws on Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi’s writing on the phenomenology of the end, yet reads it against the contemporary erosion of time, language, and political imagination. If the art fair is an unabashed marketplace, distinct from the mausoleums of public institutions, Shannon treats it instead as a site where resi...