Societal Fragmentation

To See or Not to Be is an exhibition that brings together strategies for disappearance, dissolution and transformation. It first explores physical and mental disappearance, then goes on to consider our approach to these issues, a process that commences as soon as a particular form or material aide de memoire is no longer recognisable. With work by Vajiko Chachkhiani, Tim Etchells, Petrit Halilaj, Sofia Hultén, Agnieszka Polska, Walid Raad, Pamela Rosenkranz and others. At Kunsthalle Mainz from 1 September.

To See or Not to Be, 1 September – 19 November, Kunsthalle Mainz.

www.kunsthalle-mainz.de.

Credits
1. Tim Etchells, Let’s pretend, 2014.

Posted on 28 August 2017

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