Marija Olšauskaité, budinti (Oversee), 2028 – ongoing, Stained-glass, Installation view of the show at Grazer Kunstverein, 2023, Graz. Photo: kunst-dokumentation.com. Courtesy: PM8/Francisco Salas, Vigo
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Borders are Nocturnal Animals (Sienos yra naktiniai gyvūnai)
17/10/2024 - 05/01/2025
Palais de Tokyo
13, avenue du Président Wilson
75116 Paris
Borders are Nocturnal Animals (Sienos yra naktiniai gyvūnai) presents a dozen intergenerational artists: mostly Lithuanian, but also based in the wider region and France. Using forms, imagination and poetry as political tools, this exhibition offers a frail thread to read through complex colonial histories, realities, and visions of the future. The project stems from the present geopolitical turmoil caused by the Russian war in Ukraine. Two years after the invasion started, what normality is possible in the vicinity of the conflict, while we witness history repeating itself? The exhibition points at untold histories of the region that until very recently were overshadowed by power discourses. Once told, can they reshape established narratives of the past and the present? The exhibition brings together artists that reflect on systems of beliefs and languages that carry resilience.
17/10/2024 - 05/01/2025
Palais de Tokyo
13, avenue du Président Wilson
75116 Paris
Borders are Nocturnal Animals (Sienos yra naktiniai gyvūnai) presents a dozen intergenerational artists: mostly Lithuanian, but also based in the wider region and France. Using forms, imagination and poetry as political tools, this exhibition offers a frail thread to read through complex colonial histories, realities, and visions of the future. The project stems from the present geopolitical turmoil caused by the Russian war in Ukraine. Two years after the invasion started, what normality is possible in the vicinity of the conflict, while we witness history repeating itself? The exhibition points at untold histories of the region that until very recently were overshadowed by power discourses. Once told, can they reshape established narratives of the past and the present? The exhibition brings together artists that reflect on systems of beliefs and languages that carry resilience.