Walking Through Walls

12 September 2019–12 January 2020

Exhibition Overview

Jose Dávila, Untitled (Allure), 2014. Exhibition view "State of Rest", OMR, 2014, allure marble, ratchet straps, eye bolts, 177,7 x 301,1 x 550 cm.

The thematic exhibition Walking Through Walls presents a contemporary panorama of the artistic responses made to the detrimental effects of human-made barriers, divisions and walls, showcasing works by Jose Dávila, Mona Hatoum, Nadia Kaabi-Linke, Christian Odzuck, Anri Sala, Regina Silveira, alongside many others. Acknowledging the location of the Gropius Bau alongside the former Berlin Wall, the exhibition offers a global perspective on the physical and psychological repercussions of coexisting in divided societies. On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall, the exhibition is a timely exploration of how barriers can articulate feelings of vulnerability and anxiety, and represent individual and collective identities.

(Photo courtesy of Enrique Macías Martínez.)

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