Rear View Mirror
dal 17/9/2004 al 7/11/2004
Segnalato da
Joachim Koester
Vesna Pavlovic
Omer Fast
Nina Fischer
Maroan el Sani
Elisabeth Subrin
Delia Brown
Sam Durant
Mark Lewis
Mark Titchner
17/9/2004
Rear View Mirror
Kettle's Yard, Cambridge
An exhibition exploring our relationships to historical moments. Works by an international group of contemporary artists examine the mechanisms by which we reconstruct events and people through different lenses, from nostalgia to tourism, aesthetics, media culture and consumerism. The exhibition exposes the slippages between fact and fiction, and the ways in which contemporary culture and our own subjectivity mediate our experiences of memory and history.
This autumn Kettle's Yard will be presenting Rear View Mirror, an exhibition exploring our relationships to historical moments. Works by an international group of contemporary artists examine the mechanisms by which we reconstruct events and people through different lenses, from nostalgia to tourism, aesthetics, media culture and consumerism. The exhibition exposes the slippages between fact and fiction, and the ways in which contemporary culture and our own subjectivity mediate our experiences of memory and history.
The exhibition will include paintings alongside photographic, film and video works. Rear View Mirror will include the UK premiere of a new work by Joachim Koester (Denmark), and works by Vesna Pavlovic (Serbia), Omer Fast (Israel), Nina Fischer and Maroan el Sani (Germany), Elisabeth Subrin (US), Delia Brown (US), and Sam Durant (US), which have not been seen in the UK before. Also included will be work by Mark Lewis (Canada) and Mark Titchner (UK).
The exhibition is devised and selected by Elizabeth Fisher, Exhibitions Organiser at Kettle's Yard.
In the image: Mark Titchner, 'We want answers to the questions of tomorrow', 2003.
For further information and images, tel 01223 352124.
Gallery open: Tues-Sun 11.30-17.00, entry is free
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