“At Gladstone, he stood in the middle of his own capsizing space, wrapping frayed wires with brown masking tape. His installation, “Concordia, Concordia,” which opens Sept. 13, is a room inside a room, a giant box built from plywood and decorated in cruise-ship chintz, and it is capsizing, not capsized—Mr. Hirschhorn feels this is an important distinction. He is tall, and has glasses and a heavy Germanic accent. He sounds like he has big tonsils that make each word a push, but speaks quickly all the same.” (galleristny)