I DON’T AGREE WITH YOU, BUT MAYBE YOU’RE RIGHT…

Exhibition

We can regard the moral conflict between the quest for truth and the assertion of our own opinion as an intuitive awareness that is corrected by scientific proof or as our logical understanding of the world which is in conflict with the cultural memes encoded in us by religion, faith and history. The visual artist is in a similar position. They cannot avoid general visual signs that are easy to decipher, while they are exposed to powerfully individualised affects when reacting irrationally to situations arising. 

Event

The exhibition examines the uncertain realm between knowledge and intuition, truth and lies, reality and illusion. The exhibition centres around event-performances that transform installations into instant reality and materialise situations between these extreme moral points.

17 March PRIVATE VIEW

18 March 3–6pm: PREMIERE

24 March 4–6pm: EVENT 1, Lies and Truth

31 March 4–6pm: EVENT 2, Illusion and Reality

7 April 4–6pm: EVENT 3, Intuition and Knowledge

21 April 3–6pm: WRAP PARTY