The Show That Never Was

The Show That Never Was

26 Popa Soare Street Bucharest, Romania Saturday, March 6, 2021–Saturday, April 17, 2021

As  we look forward to reopening the gallery, we re-evaluate the exhibition space – a playground / a space of both  escapism and confrontation / a space of permutations and chance. 

abys_01 by matei bejenaru

Matei Bejenaru

Abys_01, 2020

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untitled by zoltan bela

Zoltan Bela

Untitled, 2020

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untitled by oana  co?ug

Oana Co?ug

Untitled, 2020

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untitled by oana  co?ug

Oana Co?ug

Untitled, 2020

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untitled by oana  co?ug

Oana Co?ug

Untitled, 2020

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untitled by oana  co?ug

Oana Co?ug

Untitled, 2020

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a story with 255 possible parts by larisa  crun?eanu

Larisa Crun?eanu

A Story with 255 Possible Parts, 2017

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tales from a thopographic skin, tale #6 by aurora  király

Aurora Király

TALES FROM A THOPOGRAPHIC SKIN, Tale #6, 2013

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tales from a thopographic skin, tale #2  by aurora  király

Aurora Király

TALES FROM A THOPOGRAPHIC SKIN, Tale #2 , 2013

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blowin` in the wind by iosif kiraly

Iosif Kiraly

Blowin` in the Wind, 2021

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stop watching, start jumping_2 by iosif kiraly

Iosif Kiraly

Stop Watching, Start Jumping_2, 2021

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Setting  up an exhibition, budgeting production, the exhibition as a project  during uncertain times, deadlines, stress, specialized art transport.  Exhibitions for private online tours, the art show as an emergency, the  urgency of an art show now.

The  group show focuses on the notion of the exhibition art-space and its  network of collective efforts, desires and hopes, setbacks and ideals  that it emerges from. The works of artists Matei Bejenaru, Oana Coșug,  Larisa Crunțeanu, Sebastian Hosu, Adelina Ivan, Aurora Király, Iosif  Király, Zoltán Béla allow a view in the liminal space between the  artistic laboratory and existing critical statements of the art scene.  The exhibition unveils the artistic process, or otherwise revisits  earlier works turning a mirror inwards, to the limitations and  possibilities of an art-space.

Unraveling  the process of creating an art-show, we reflect on what it means to be  an exhibition-maker in the current social and economic climate,  notwithstanding the absurd and impossible challenges that can sometimes  only be met with humour and dare.

As  we look forward to reopening the gallery and receiving visitors, we  re-evaluate the exhibition space – a playground / a space of both  escapism and confrontation / a space of permutations and chance.