Morag Keil, David Moser, Phung-Tien Phan, Josiane M. H. Pozi, SoiL Thornton, Mona Varichon
The group exhibition Rushes deals with the diverse effects of ubiquitous screen technologies on daily life, in which private and public spheres increasingly merge.
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David Moser, Untitled, 2023. Courtesy the artist. Photo: Paul Levack.
SoiL Thornton, Grace/Graze(d)/Grief Complementary, 2011-2018 (video still). Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Neu, Berlin.
Josiane M.H. Pozi, m.c, 2023, Video, 09:58 min. © Josiane M.H. Pozi 2025. Courtesy the artist; Carlos/Ishikawa, London.
Mona Varichon, 2K19 Weather Diaries ou La météo du monde d'avant, 2022. Courtesy the artist and ADAGP
Morag Keil, Mr Magic, 2024. Courtesy of the artist, Roland Ross, Margate and Project Native Informant, London.
Phung Tien-Phan, Tragic Triangle Trip, 2022. Courtesy the artist and Édouard Montassut
The title refers to the English term rushes, which in film and video production refers to uncut, directly played raw material. In this sense, the exhibition brings together artists who deal with the materiality of video recording and transmission.
The works presented take up conventional media such as smartphones, found footage, television monitors and everyday objects in order to question their supposed immediacy. They illuminate the rapidly changing interactions between technology, space and politics that shape the present, and use the profane aesthetics of digital imagery as a means of experimentation and critical reflection.
Curated by Juliette Desorgues and Raoul Klooker
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Dates
April 2025
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