Edited by Laurence Kardish. Text by Laurence Kardish, Kelly Sidley, Michael T. Taussig.

With a nod to the 1960s Light and Space movement, Dutch installation artist Aernout Mik's disorienting Reversal Room consists of 10 video projections manipulating the exhibition space and dramatically altering the spectator's perception of space and time. It's another great catalog from another edgy exhibit at Toronto's Power Plant. Also featured are Mik's recent installations Middlemen (2001), Glutinosity (2001) and Organic Escalator (2000).

Mik is an instance of that rare artist who successfully integrates video with architecture, live performance, photography and sculpture, to provoke unsettling occurrences that are juxtaposed to create bizarre and illogical narrative. His work has much in common with both behavioral psychology and the work of artists like Mike Kelley, collapsing fact and fiction into a terra incognita all his own.