30 scenarios will be created in a collaboration between the Museum of Contemporary Art Leipzig, the Goethe Institut Munich and the regional Goethe Institute in Central and East Europe, Southeast Europe, North West and South West Europe and East Europe/Central Asia, in Brussels, Istanbul, Warsaw, London, Minsk, Vilnius, Oslo and Madrid: How could an art exhibition with Europe as its theme be realised in nine cities, within and outside of the European Union? In the year 2012, concrete projects and exhibitions entitled “Europe” will be realised in Brussels, Istanbul, London, Lodz, Minsk, Novi Sad, Oslo and San Sebastián and in Taipei, Beijing and Shanghai.The locations were chosen as they challenge on various levels political, economic, social and cultural conceptions of Europe. China and Taiwan have a special role in the project: The relationship between China and “Europe” may be seen as exceptionally exposed compared to other relationships between “European” and “non-European” countries. Here, public reporting and political, economical and cultural activities are dominant today.
Scenarios about Europe
until March 25, 2012
in cooperation with
the Goethe-Institut in Munich and the regional Goethe-Institute in Central and East Europe, Southeast Europe, North West and South West Europe and East Europe/Central Asia, in Brussels, Istanbul, Warsaw, London, Minsk, Vilnius, Oslo, Beijing and Madrid
curated by
Peio Aguirre, Kit Hammonds, Tone Hansen/Ane Hjort Guttu, Jarosław Lubiak/Joanna Sokołowska/Jarosław Suchan, Filip Luyckx, Markus Miessen/Felix Vogel, Lena Prents, Esra Sarigedik-Öktem, Miško Šuvaković and Jun Yang
exhibition design by
Oliver Klimpel and Aurelia Markwalder