The Gallery Apart
Oliver Ressler | There is not a Flag | 2016 | LED light box | cm 180 x 87
OLIVER RESSLER
Transnational Capitalism Examined
A double solo exhibition curated by Mike Watson presented in two venues in Rome.
Transnational Capitalism Examined: Border as Method
The Gallery Apart
Via Francesco Negri 43, Rome - Italy
Vernissage: Wednesday, 28 September 2016, 19.00
28.09.2016 - 26.11.2016
The Gallery Apart
Via Francesco Negri 43, Rome - Italy
Vernissage: Wednesday, 28 September 2016, 19.00
28.09.2016 - 26.11.2016
Transnational Capitalism Examined: Dancing on Systemically Important Graves
Fondazione Pastificio Cerere
Via degli Ausoni 7, Rome - Italy
Vernissage:Tuesday, 27 September 2016, 19:00
27.09.2016 - 26.11.2016
Fondazione Pastificio Cerere and The Gallery Apart, with the support of the Austrian Cultural Forum in Rome, are pleased to announce Transnational Capitalism Examined, the double solo exhibition of Austrian artist Oliver Ressler curated by Mike Watson.
Transnational Capitalism Examined: Border as Method at The Gallery Apart examines the visible face of global capitalism as embodied in social unrest, economic collapse, undocumented migration and the influx of refugees from the war-zones into Europe.
Transnational Capitalism Examined: Border as Method at The Gallery Apart examines the visible face of global capitalism as embodied in social unrest, economic collapse, undocumented migration and the influx of refugees from the war-zones into Europe.
La Fondazione Pastificio Cerere e The Gallery Apart, con il supporto del Forum Austriaco di Cultura a Roma, sono lieti di annunciare Transnational Capitalism Examined, la doppia personale dell’artista austriaco Oliver Ressler a cura di Mike Watson.
Transnational Capitalism Examined: Border as Method ospitata presso The Gallery Apart analizza il volto visibile del capitalismo globale, rappresentato dalle rivolte sociali, dal collasso economico, dalle migrazioni non documentate e dall’ingresso in Europa di rifugiati provenienti da zone di guerra.
Transnational Capitalism Examined: Border as Method ospitata presso The Gallery Apart analizza il volto visibile del capitalismo globale, rappresentato dalle rivolte sociali, dal collasso economico, dalle migrazioni non documentate e dall’ingresso in Europa di rifugiati provenienti da zone di guerra.