I Saw a Woman in Inverness Whom I Shall Never Forget | Group Exhibition at Pallas Projects/Studios, Dublin
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Pallas Projects/Studios are pleased to present I Saw a Woman in Inverness Whom I Shall Never Forget curated by Josip Zanki as a part of an exhibition exchange project between Pallas Projects/Studios and HDLU, Croatian Association of Artists. I Saw a Woman in Inverness Whom I Shall Never Forget is focused on deconstructing and redefining the model of linear chronology and a positivist concept of time. It is inspired by Jorge Luis Borges short-story “Aleph”, and drives on the idea of connecting images, places, human body, words and numbers in the sacred Aleph. This exhibition project brings together Croatian contemporary media artists researching concepts of time: Antun Maračić, Andreja Kulunčić, Bojan Mucko and Ana Mušćet. It deconstructs time and space (Maračić), time as ethnography (Kulunčić), transformation of everyday objects and time (Mucko) and time in the context of politics of memory (Mušćet). This exhibition is the second exhibition in a two part exchange organised by Difference Engine artists between HDLU (Croatian Association of Artists) and Pallas Projects. The first exhibition Difference Engine XI – Altern_ators took place in the Bačva Gallery of the HDLU in April 2018. A joint catalogue was produced for this exhibition exchange project, which will be available at Pallas Projects during the exhibition. The exhibition I Saw a Woman in Inverness Whom I Shall Never Forget has been supported by an IMMA Production Residency and the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in Dublin. Gallery open: 12-6pm Thursday – Saturday Map
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