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Jibade-Khalil Huffman’s “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me” features two new video works and a series of related photographs and abstract photo collages printed on transparency and paper. Zero, the near feature-length video in the exhibition (runtime 72 minutes), like much of Huffman’s video work, fits within a tradition of collage and appropriation in American avant-garde film and speaks to our own daily overload of information, and how we are desensitized to it.
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