Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Curatorial Statement: The interdisciplinary exhibition Monument / Anti-Monument invites us to ask who is remembered and who is forgotten in our collective memory and in its manifestations within public space. This is achieved through the work of the internationally celebrated artist Monika Weiss and her paradigm-shifting monument/anti-monument project Nirbhaya. Monika Weiss’ work is predicated on […]
Panel 5 Invited speakers: Lance Jay Brown, Marianne Hirsch, Daniel Libeskind, Monika Weiss, Krzysztof Wodiczko, and James E. Young, moderated by Rick Bell. For further information about this event go to https://creativeexchangelab.com/panel-5-nirbhaya-monument-memory/ Panel 5 registration and RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/panel-5-monument-memory-tickets-151225482489?keep_tld=1 Monument | Anti-Monument Creative Exchange Lab | Center for Architecture & Design STL (CEL) proudly announces a […]