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Get matched →To Make Space for the World proposes a wider reflection on how contemporary artists address the promises, contradictions and afterlives of cultural internationalism. Taking Cité internationale des arts as the starting point, the exhibition examines the international not as a settled value, but as something lived unevenly: a daily process of negotiation, translation, hospitality and forced displacement for many; a structure of opportunity, but also of dependence.
16 artists from 15 different countries in residence between 2003 and the present day: Louidgi Beltrame, Emma Charrin, Kari Ikonen, Young Joo Lee, Olia Fedorova, Thomas Henriksson, Gustavo Ciríaco, João Gonçalo Lopes, Ola Hassanain, Himat M. Ali, Zbyněk Baladrán, Hussein Nassereddine, Taysir Batniji, Cristina Escobar, Gluklya, Wendie Zahibo.
Chương-Đài Võ, Charles Esche, and Federica Chiocchetti.
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