6.00-7.00pm
Writer, academic and critic T. J. Demos will bring his insight and knowledge of geopolitics as a context for art practice to explore themes related to Rabih Mroué’s ‘Pixilated Revolution’ exhibition and it’s focus on Syria’s ongoing revolution.
T. J. Demos (University College, London) has published extensively on art and politics and is the author of ‘The Exiles of Marcel Duchamp’ (2007) and of the soon to be published ‘The Migrant Image: The Art and Politics of Documentary during Global Crisis’.
Please join us for an though-provoking talk, followed by Q&A and a glass of wine.
