Willing to be Vulnerable
| Werktitel | Willing to be Vulnerable |
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| Entstehungsjahr | 2016 - 2015 |
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| Kooperation/Produktionsbeteiligung/Forschung | n/a |
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| 2018 - 2020 | Ausstellungen | Public Delivery | Link | |||||
| 2016 | Ausstellungen | Sydney | 20th Biennale of Sydney | Link | ||||
| 2016 | Vimeo | Sydney | 20th Biennale of Sydney | Link | ||||
| 2016 | Ausstellungen | Sydney | 20th Biennale of Sydney | Link |
Entering the exhibition, you first have to pick your way through Korean artist Lee Bul’s installation Willing To Be Vulnerable (2015–16), which projects a future that is simultaneously heroic and defeated. Striped canvases depicting headless figures on unicycles hang from the ceiling and collapse in heaps around the site, like the scene of an apocalyptic circus. In these end times, a silver airship and blinking hot-air balloon, however, are still defiantly afloat.
https://artreview.com/summer-2016-review-sydney-biennale/ (10.11.2020)
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| Besondere Merkmale Kunstwerk | n/a |