GALLERY WEEKEND
BERLIN
2 – 4 May
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Yael Bartana, Utopia Now!, Weserburg, Bremen, 2024

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Diversity United. Flughafen Tempelhof Berlin. Foto: Silke Briel / © Stiftung für Kunst und Kultur, Bonn

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'The weather is uncertain tonight, as is my soul,' University Gallery Angewandte Vienna, 2023. Ph: kunst-dokumentation.com

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'The weather is uncertain tonight, as is my soul,' University Gallery Angewandte Vienna, 2023. Ph: kunst-dokumentation.com

Yael Bartana
CRISIS-CRYSIS-CRYCIS, 2020
Neon
140 x 200 cm
55.1 x 78.7 inches
55.1 x 78.7 inches
Edition of 5
YBARTANA-.20-0016
Further images
Yael Bartana’s neon installation CRISIS-CRYSIS-CRY- CIS (2020) phonetically anatomises the word crisis into ‘cry sis/cry cis’ to reimagine alternative etymological origins. In its Greek root origin, the word crisis indicates...
Yael Bartana’s neon installation CRISIS-CRYSIS-CRY- CIS (2020) phonetically anatomises the word crisis into ‘cry sis/cry cis’ to reimagine alternative etymological origins. In its Greek root origin, the word crisis indicates a turning point, a decisive stage in the progress of a person's life or plot narrative, that can lead to either tragedy or opportunity. In her work, Bartana employs the creative device of pre-enactment to scrutinise contemporaneous events and enact speculative futures. Coalescing historical events with fantasy, and revisionism, pre-enactments usurp and displace dominant ideologies allowing Bartana to reflect upon mechanisms of power and corruption while creating images of possible futures.
Exhibitions
Yael Bartana, Utopia Now!, Weserburg, Bremen, 2024The weather is uncertain tonight, as is my soul, University Gallery Angewandte Vienna, 2023
Diversity / United: Contemporary European Art. Berlin. Moscow. Paris., Flughafen Tempelhof, Berlin, 2021. This exhibition travelled to State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, 2022.