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‘A Place Like All Others’: A window exhibition by David Flood 14.1.- 4.2. 2022

‘A Place Like All Others’: A window exhibition by David Flood 14.1.- 4.2. 2022

Theme: Urban space and the use of the camera to mediate our bodies and understanding of place. A Place Like All Others is a practice-led research project analysing the role of the image in the transformation of urban topographies in the context of globalised production and neoliberal governance. It examines the part played by globalised capital and financialisation in the representation of transformations in the urban spaces of Dublin and Helsinki. The work combines photography, moving image and ethnographic practises…

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PANISMO ANDROGINO BY VALENTINA GELAIN 29.10.- 19.11. 2021

PANISMO ANDROGINO BY VALENTINA GELAIN 29.10.- 19.11. 2021

Panismo Androgino by Valentina Gelain 29.10.- 19.11. 2021 Panismo Androgino investigates and brings out the fluidity of being; the interaction with ownself and the connections with the world around us. A figurative and symbolic tribute, starting from our human existential sphere and our possibilities of awareness, leaning towards a perceptive and revitalising dilation. A simple line delineates two figures with human features that, with their curved bodies and sylvan arms, tend circularly towards the central fulcrum of the composition; a…

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‘La Vie de Bohème and Dramaturgy of Boulevardisation’ by Romeo Kodra

‘La Vie de Bohème and Dramaturgy of Boulevardisation’ by Romeo Kodra

‘La Vie de Bohème and Dramaturgy of Boulevardisation’ An Auto-Bio-Geo-Graphic Window Exhibition by Romeo Kodra 1.10. – 22.10.   La Vie de Bohème and Dramaturgy of Boulevardisation is the first window exhibition by Romeo Kodra organised by Globe Art Point. These auto-bio-geo-graphic artworks are part of the artistic research Iconology and Iconographies of Boulevard and Boulevardization, through which the artist wants to evidence the theatricality of the role of the artist and the required ventriloquism instead of polyphonic diversity (Paul Klee’s polyphonic…

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