Hailweed @ Auto Italia, Jun 11 – July 17

, 10 June 2016
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The Hailweed group project and exhibition is on at London’s Auto Italia, opening June 11 and running to July 17.

The event featuring several artists, writers and collective agencies, including Aimar Arriola, Research Center for Proxy Politics, Syria Mobile Film Festival and Suzanne Treister, launches Auto Italia’s new project space on Bonner Road in Bethnal Green.

The exhibition space will become a host for a set of “wild (eco)systems” in a collective imagining of “formats for the usage of artistic space” exploring the relationship between artist and institution. This includes presenting work that investigates notions of “dependency and parasitic potential within oppressive infrastructures” whether legal, emotional, financial or biopolitical, along with ideas of “sovereignty, identity, care and self-interest”.

See the Auto Italia website for details.**

Hailweed (2016) @ Auto Italia, London.
Hailweed (2016) @ Auto Italia, London.

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