The Fact Finder is pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition which draws heavily from the core concept of our art space
The Fact Finder is pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition which draws heavily from the core concept of our art space, that of artist as a witness. We present two different projects on unrelated themes, both concerned with communities and the public or institutional space. Both took a temporally
Polygone de tir fact-finding mission by L’École Nationale Supérieure d’Art de Bourges, France Opening: 21 March 19:00 o’clock Exhibition: 21-30 March 14:00-18:00 o’clock
Special performance Wanda Dubrau: 24h golden society - Schöneberg 30 March 19:00-20:30 o’clock
An editorial and curatorial project questioning Bourges’ shooting range, the “Polygone de tir” focuses on a local shooting area paradoxical system of visibility and its establishment in the wider territory. A collective and polygonal result of two-years long research encompassing different perspectives. The accompanying publication retraces the outline of fact-finding investigations conducted around the military industry of a mid-sized French city in the very centre of the country.
In the series 24 h golden society Wanda Dubrau is walking for one day and one night through a district of Berlin in search of the golden society. Strolling along streets and intruding into sites – She is meeting people and their stories. She explores, listens, lingers and provokes to approach different realities. Her experiences and observations are the core of a performance which is shown one-time in the district.