hacking monuments

Kara Walker’s ‘Unmanned Drone’ Reimagines a Confederate Statue of Stonewall Jackson Installation view of “Unmanned Drone” (2023), bronze, 134 x 153 ½ x 55 inches at The Brick. Photos by Ruben Diaz. All images courtesy of Kara Walker, Sikkema Malloy Jenkins, and The Brick.

culpture ‘Estátua da Carquejeira’, with a towel printed with its surroundings, Invisivel by Nathasha Frioud Invisível — Natascha Frioud natashafrioud

Les statues bougent à Alexandrie 2016Réalisé par Raymond ColletCollection Impressions alexandrines In Alexandria, the statues are on the move. So too are the obelisks – those blocks weighing over 750 tonnes, quarried in Aswan and erected by the Pharaohs in the Sanctuary of the Sun at Heliopolis. The Ptolemies ‘borrowed’ them to adorn their new…

SATURDAY 14 FEBRUARY from 5 pm to 9pm @ PAVILLON AM MILCHHOF – Berlin artists:Sophie Ernst – Marcio Carvalho – Sarah Vanagt – Daniela Ortiz – Simona Da Pozzo Curated by Ex-voto [Radical Public Culture] in collaboration with Visualcontainer, the screening is part of Hacking Monuments research. Hacking Monuments. Tips to make sense of them explores the phenomena of hacking the monuments: since ’70s, several artists have been dealing with the…

Hacking Monuments. Tips to make sense of them. Feb 14th screening at Milchhoff in Berlin curated by EX-VOTO [Radical Pubblic Culture] in collaboration with Visualcontainer and promoted by Peninsula. artists: Sophie Ernst – Marcio Carvalho – Sarah Vanagt – Daniela Ortiz – Simona Da Pozzo

Notturno senza Luna on Galeazzo Monument and on Unknown Soldier Monument by Nico Angiuli “Moonless Night” is a work developed by Nico Angiuli during his residency at Casa di BelMondo in Belmonte Calabro. During his stay, the artist conducted archival research and involved the local community in an investigation into public monuments and the memory…