KiG! Kultur in Graz
Insurgent Flows.

Exhibition

Marina Gržinić und Aina Šmid, Dissident Histories (2022), exhibition view, Loža Gallery, Koper, photo: Ernest Ženko

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The mixed-media installation Insurgent Flows. reflects on death and history after World War II. The wars of the present and recent past have entirely changed geopolitical relations. The capitalist imperial powers of the United States and its NATO allies, along with various regional powers, have destroyed Africa (Libya), the Middle East (Iraq), and Afghanistan with colonial appetites. Social and political space is disintegrating under the pressure of global capitalism. The recent “crises” fuel the perpetuation of the history of racism, antisemitism, Islamophobia, sexism, and homo- and transphobia. They lead to a situation characterized by cruel erasure, displacement, discrimination, humiliation, and the denial of the rights of racialized people, migrant people, refugees, LGBTQI+ people, sex workers, and many others.

A coproduction with Piran Coastal Galleries, Conviviality as Potentiality (FWF-PEEK AR679), the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and Photon Gallery, Ljubljana/Vienna
Supported by the City of Graz–Department of Culture, Province of Styria–Department of Culture, and BMKÖS
A cooperation in the context of steirischer herbst ʼ23

20.9.–10.11.

KiG! Kultur in Graz
Lagergasse 98a
8020 Graz
Wed–Fri 16:00–19:00
23.9., 24.9., 14:00–18:00
30.9., 16:00–20:00 and by appointment

Free admission

20.9., 19:00
Opening

30.9., 16:00–20:00
Asma Aiad, Jill H. Casid, Marina Gržinić, Tjaša Kancler, Ines Mahmoud, Bogdan Popa, Jovita Pristovšek
Encounters to Oppose the Colonial Divide
Performance and talk

Curated by Anita Hofer and Eva Ursprung

Concept: Marina Gržinić, Tjaša Kancler, Jovita Pristovšek

Artists: Jill H. Casid, Bojan Đorđev, Marina Gržinić, Siniša Ilić, Tjaša Kancler, Jovita Pristovšek

A coproduction with Piran Coastal Galleries, Conviviality as Potentiality (FWF-PEEK AR679), the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, and Photon Gallery, Ljubljana/Vienna
Supported by the City of Graz–Department of Culture, Province of Styria–Department of Culture, and BMKÖS
A cooperation in the context of steirischer herbst ʼ23

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