Paranoia
dal 28/6/2006 al 26/8/2006
Segnalato da
Oreet Ashery
Mireille Astore
Franko B
Maja Bajevic
Daniel Baker
Rana Bishara
Lisa K Blatt
Tim Blake,
Mircea Cantor
Norman Cowie
Jeremy Deller
Martin Effert
Predrag Pajdic
28/6/2006
Paranoia
Leeds City Art Gallery, Leeds
At a time when the world has witnessed dramatic and shocking events that have created an atmosphere of uncertainty and unease, this exhibition takes a universal and all-too-present theme and explores it through the work of international artists who set out to explore the essence of Paranoia as the deluded interpretation of events. Incorporating video, photography, performance, installation, drawing and digital technology, the exhibition includes artists from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
curated by Predrag Pajdic
With: Oreet Ashery, Mireille Astore, Franko B, Maja Bajevic, Daniel Baker, Rana Bishara, Lisa K Blatt, Tim Blake, laurie halsey brown, Mircea Cantor, Norman Cowie, Jeremy Deller, Martin Effert, Amy Feigley, Doug Fishbone, Juan del Gado, Catherine Graham, Sagi Groner, Hatice Guleryuz, Juul Hondius, Helmut Loehr, Avi Mograbi, Ricardo Giraldo Montes, Vesna Milicevic, Hillary Mushkin, Diane Nerwen, Jean-Gabriel Periot, Khaled D. Ramadan, Karst-Janneke Rogaar, Paul Ryan, Jackie Salloum, Larissa Sansour, Nike Savvas, Santiago Sierra, Tatjana Strugar, Doron Solomons, Emilia Telese, Milica Tomic, Akram Zaatari, Katarina Zdjelar, Rachel Wilberforce, Roel Wouters
A full colour catalogue will accompany the exhibition, with essays by Glenn Bowman, Dr Bernadette Buckley, Dr Elizabeth Cowie, Michael Hodges, Jane Hunter-Yetton, Antonio Pasolini, Khaled D. Ramadan, Christel Vesters,introduction by Predrag Pajdic and interviews with selected artists. Available from www.amazon.co.uk
Exhibition curated by Predrag Pajdic
At a time when the world has witnessed dramatic and shocking events that have created an atmosphere of uncertainty and unease, this exhibition takes a universal and all-too-present theme and explores it through the work of international artists who set out to explore the essence of Paranoia as the deluded interpretation of events. Incorporating video, photography, performance, installation, drawing and digital technology, the exhibition includes artists from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds, some of them from the world's troubled areas such as the Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Serbia and Montenegro, as well as artists from the USA, UK, Italy, Spain, Turkey and France.
Independently curated by Predrag Pajdic, the exhibition launches in Leeds before transferring to Focal Point Gallery in Southend and the Freud Museum in London prior to an international tour. Supported by Arts Council of England
Nex Venues and periods:
Focal Point Gallery, Southend October/November 2006
Freud Museum, London January/February 2007
Opening: June, 29, 2006
Leeds City Art Gallery
The Headrow - LS1 3AA 0113 - Leeds
Opening Times: Mon - Sat 10 - 5pm Wed 10 - 8pm Sun 1 - 5pm. Closed on bank holidays.