Exposición en Paris, Ile-de-France, Francia

À toi appartient le regard et (...) la liaison infinie entre les choses

Carlos Garaicoa, Frases, 2009. Obra presente en la exposición À tot appartient le regard, Musée du quai Branly-Jacques Chicas, París — Cortesía de la Galería Elba Benítez

Dónde:

Musée du Quai Branly / 37, quai Branly / Paris, Ile-de-France, Francia

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Cuándo:

30 jun de 2020 - 01 nov de 2020

Inauguración:

30 jun de 2020

Organizada por:

Musée du Quai Branly

Artistas participantes:

Alexander Apóstol , Carlos Garaicoa , Daniela Edburg , José Alejandro Restrepo , José Luis Cuevas , Mariana Castillo Deball , Mario García Torres , Óscar Muñoz , Rosângela Rennó , Yoshua Okon

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Fotografía Fotografía en Ile-de-France Instalacion Instalacion en Ile-de-France Video arte Video arte en Ile-de-France

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Descripción de la Exposición

Photography, video, installation: for the first time, the musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac is dedicating a major exhibition within its walls to contemporary images in all their forms. In the wake of its residency programme and surveys conducted over the last ten or so years, the exhibition presents twenty-six non-European artists from a variety of backgrounds, both young and emerging talents like Gosette Lubondo (DRC), Lek Kiatsirikajorn (Thailand) and José Luis Cuevas (Mexico), as well as numerous established artists, including Dinh Q. Lé (Vietnam), José-Alejandro Restrepo (Colombia), Dayanita Singh (India), Sammy Baloji (Democratic Republic of Congo), Rosangela Renno (Brazil) and Brook Andrew (Australia). The exhibition opens with the spectacular work by Cameroon-born artist Samuel Fosso, and continues with a fertile dialogue between pieces rarely seen in France. The works allude to the relationship to images, our perception of the world and representations of self (The Black Photo Album ... / Look at me: 1880-1950 by the South African Santu Mofokeng), of landscapes and territories (works by Carlos Garaicoa, Heba Y. Amin, Mario Garcia Torres) and the rewriting of political and historical narratives (The Indian Project: Rebuilding History du mexicain Yoshua Okon).

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