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Group show: Vectors of the Possible (over)

12 September 2010 until 28 November 2010
  Vectors of the Possible
Runo Lagomarsino & Johan Tirén, Waiting for the Demonstration at the Wrong Time, 2003/2007
 
  Basis voor Actuele Kunst - BAK

Basis voor Actuele Kunst - BAK
Lange Nieuwstraat 4
3512 Utrecht
Netherlands (city map)

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BAK, basis voor actuele kunst cordially invites you to the opening of Vectors of the Possible (12.09.-28.11.2010), a group exhibition curated by Simon Sheikh, on Saturday 11 September 2010 at 18.00 hrs at Lange Nieuwstraat 4, Utrecht.

The exhibition Vectors of the Possible examines the notion of the horizon in art and politics and explores the ways in which art works can be said to set up certain horizons of possibility and impossibility, how art partakes in specific imaginaries, and how it can produce new ones, thus suggesting other ways of imagining the world. With works by: Matthew Buckingham, chto delat/What is to be done?, Freee, Sharon Hayes, Runo Lagomarsino & Johan Tirén, Elske Rosenfeld, Hito Steyerl, and Ultra-red.

Besides several of the artists, curator Simon Sheikh will be present at the opening, where he will discuss the various conceptual starting points for the exhibition and will respond to questions raised by the project.

FORMER WEST

Vectors of the Possible is a research exhibition organized within the framework of FORMER WEST, a long-term, multifaceted international research, education, publishing, and exhibition project (2008-2013). For more information on this project, please visit: www.formerwest.org.

We hope to welcome you on 11 September 2010. Detailed information about the project and the most updated information can be found on our website: www.bak-utrecht.nl.

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