Old Presidents Never Die

Typographic poster written in blue, white and red

exhibition of a desk and a chair glued upside down on the ceiling

election exhibition with Clinton's name on a shelf and a TV in the back

Stickers glued on a black wall, election decoration, and a black stand

portrait of a man with a white apron and a woman with a beige coat

bookshelf with books and a coffee mug covered with a blue pattern

small bust statue with bike gears and chains in the background

football red flags, blue jersey with number 48 and a rugby ball

a man with glasses is writing on a paper

Old Presidents Never Die

May 08 2012

Re Elect, the MFAD’s first year exhibition, curated by Kevin O’Callaghan, opened to an arch of red, white and blue balloons and the fanfare of Hail to the Chief. The first-ever re-election convention of former U.S. heads of state, went off without a floor fight or popped balloon. Here is Esther Ro-Scofield’s photo diary of the festivities.