Should the world break in
dal 9/7/2009 al 15/8/2009
Segnalato da
9/7/2009
Should the world break in
Ludmila Bereznitsky & Partner Gallery, Kiev
The pooling of reflections in an accelerating age. Drawings from the Museum MAN and extracts from the exhibition Reliquiaries of empire dust will be exhibited in a new context where the language, its resonance, its unique specificity is altered in a unique setting within a new cultural frame work.
SHOULD THE WORLD BREAK IN-is an exploration of the voice of the singular enduring the ramifications of the perfect storm of strife,both pre-existing and of the immediate. A macro/microsmic exploration of the hero/anti hero inhabiting the one side,the other side or the no man's land of transitions both in ongoing situ and/or in current sociopolitical/geopolitical flux.
Where the depiction of the one in the mob-the mute cry drowned in the chorus-is given volume,or be it of one,two,or of more.a silence explored. A boxing breakthrough of the sealed room,shuttered windows,locked doors. The splinters suspended flight. The emptying of streets,giving way to the amble of one or the one in a ground swell of spilled magnitudes.
From Museum MAN's participation in the Liverpool Biennial 2006 BLURPRINTS-models and instruction in an age of uncertainty to the most recent proposal at the Bereznitsky Gallery Berlin RELIQUARIES OF EMPIRES DUST Nankervis' proposals are exploring multifarious themes,in these proposals,the global shifts in politics,aesthetics,body politic,environment and geopolitics,and their trajectories,past and ever present in colloboration and participation with local,national and international artists.
Drawing from the collection of Museum MAN,and extracts of artists works from the exhibition RELIQUARIES OF EMPIRES DUST, work will be exhibited in a new context where the language,its resonance,its unique specificity is altered in a unique setting within a new cultural frame work. The art work continues to reshape its own signification abetted by a shift in context of the resculpting of the readymade environment,in form of installation and atmospheric invocation in which the work will inhabit and help shape.
International artists and artists working in Kiev,Odessa and the Ukraine are invited to exhibit works in the installation of SHOULD THE WORLD BREAK IN creating a dialogue between local,national and international artists,defiining territory,transcending territory,and lending an important dialogue brought forth by each distinct cultural formation in the continuing reshuffling of global invention,reinvention,order and disorder.
Image: Adam Nankervis
Ludmila Bereznitsky & Partner Gallery
2b Andriivsky Euviz - Kiev
Opens: Tue - Sat, 12am - 7 pm