In There is a Screen, Daniel Baird and Ryan Lauderdale present work that attempts to create compelling artifacts of the past, accessed through the sleek aesthetics of contemporary technology.  Brimming with reflective surfaces that complicate our sense of space, it’s nearly impossible to view a solitary piece in the exhibition without considering its meaning. Rather than creating a distracting atmosphere, this generates a sense of cohesion, encouraging the illusion that the works are successfully operating in response to each other, rather than battling for isolated attention…