Oliver Klimpel
Marisol Malatesta
Nils Norman
Diego Santome'
Slavs & Tatars
Christian Teckert
Lincoln Tobier
Daniel James Wilkinson
Hannes Zebedin
Kit Hammonds
An international cultural collaboration offering perspectives, through art and design, on Europe's political and social standing. Works by Oliver Klimpel, Marisol Malatesta, Nils Norman, Diego Santome' and many more.
Curated by Kit Hammonds
with additional contributions by MA Curating Contemporary Art students
Oliver Klimpel, Marisol Malatesta, Nils Norman, Diego Santomé, Slavs & Tatars,
Christian Teckert, Lincoln Tobier, Daniel James Wilkinson, Hannes Zebedin
The Europa Triangle is an international group exhibition of contemporary art looking at socio-political forms shaping the constitution of publics and communities today.
The first curated show to be staged at the gallery in the new Dyson Building at the Royal College of London’s Battersea campus, The Europa Triangle is the inaugural exhibition European collaboration with 9 institutions in key cities across the continent under the collective title Europe (to the power of) n.
The Europa Triangle includes 4 new commissions by international artists, as well as existing work. Central to the exhibition is the form of the triangle as a visual metaphor linking various social formations, from the built environment to corporate management structures, ‘triangulation’ (or third way) politics to community organisations. The aim is to draw a dialogue between aesthetic ideas in the fields of architecture, sociology, politics and economics particular those traditionally divided into the first (government), second (business) and third (community) sectors.
The Europa Triangle includes new and commissioned work by Nils Norman (UK); Lincoln Tobier (US); Slavs & Tatars (Poland/Iran/US); and Hannes Zebedin (Austria) in the gallery and in public space and existing work by Marisol Malatesta (Peru); Jose Santome (Spain) TBC; Ekka Haloussey (Egypt) TBC; Daniel Wilkinson (UK) and Oliver Klimpel (Germany) as well as visual and textual research by the curator working with students from the Curating Contemporary Art MA in a display designed Christian Teckert (Austria).
Image: El Estrés Térmico Sufrido
The Thermal Stressed Suffered (shown as part of The Europa Triangle exhibition), Marisol Malatesta, pencil on parchment
Press contact:
Alison Sedgwick Phone: +44 (0)20 75904123 Fax: +44 (0)20 75904124 media@rca.ac.uk
Preview: 6.00-8.30pm, 17 July 2012
Dyson Building Gallery
Royal College of Art
1 Hester Road London SW11 4AN
Weds – Sat, 12-6pm Admission free