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Uzak Hafıza | Remote Memory @ Abud Efendi Konagı Sultan Ahmet- İstanbul

Uzak Hafıza
3 - 19 Nisan 2018
Salı - Pazar 
11:00 - 18:00
Abud Efendi Konağı, Sultanahmet

Açılış: 3 Nisan 2018, 18:00

Abud Efendi Konağı, 3-19 Nisan 2018 tarihleri arasında, Yaren Akbal küratörlüğündeki “Uzak Hafıza” başlıklı karma sergiye ev sahipliği yapıyor.

Beatriz Sarlo’nun Geçmiş Zaman kitabındaki; “Anlamak hatırlamaktan daha önemlidir, her ne kadar anlamak için mutlaka hatırlamak gerekse de.” sözünden yola çıkan “Uzak Hafıza”, deneyimlenen ve gözlemlenen politik durumlara referans veren üretimlerle kolektif belleği canlı tutmayı amaçlıyor. 

Sergide; Alpin Arda Bağcık, Cengiz Tekin, Çağrı Saray, Didem Erbaş, Duygu Nazlı Akova, Eda Aslan, Erdal İnci, Güneş Terkol, İhsan Oturmak, Metin Çelik, Pınar Derin Gencer, Pınar Öğrenci, Sevil Tunaboylu, Şener Özmen ve Tayfun Gülnar yer alıyor.

“Uzak Hafıza”, belleğin tarihsel süreçteki biyopolitika etkenli inşa sürecine tanıklık ediyor. Geçmiş ve şimdiki zamanda yer eden, mekan ve beden tanıklığındaki bellek tartışmalarına konu açıyor.

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Remote Memory
3 - 19 April 2018
Tuesday- Sunday
11:00 - 18:00
Abud Efendi Konağı, Sultanahmet

OPENING: 3rd APRIL 2018 – Tuesday, 18:00

Abud Efendi Konağı will be housing a mixed exhibition titled “Uzak Hafıza” (Remote Memory) between under the curatorship of Yaren Akbal between 3rd-19th April 2018.

With the thrust of Beatriz Sarlo’s saying “Understanding is more important than remembering is needed for understanding” Uzak Hafıza” (Remote Memory), with the works which give reference to experienced and observed political references, aims to keep the collective memory alive.

In the exhibition the works of Alpin Arda Bağcık, Cengiz Tekin, Çağrı Saray, Didem Erbaş, Duygu Nazlı Akova, Eda Aslan, Erdal İnci, Güneş Terkol, İhsan Oturmak, Metin Çelik, Pınar Derin Gencer, Pınar Öğrenci, Sevil Tunaboylu, Şener Özmen and Tayfun Gülnar will be exhibited.

“Uzak Hafıza” (Remote Memory) witnesses the construction of bio-politics influenced memory in the historical process. The exhibition opens up debates on memory discussions of past and today which witnessed place and body.

"Holografik Kayıt", kumaş üzerine dikiş, 6 parça, 2016


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