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When it hasn't been your day, your week, your month or even your year (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artists + Weekends, Paris.
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When it hasn't been your day, your week, your month or even your year (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artists + Weekends, Paris.
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Philipp Timischl, 'Untitled', (2016) Installation view. Courtesy the artist + Weekends, Paris.
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Ann Lislegaard, 'Into the Mist' (1994) Installation view. Courtesy the artist + Weekends, Paris.
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When it hasn't been your day, your week, your month or even your year (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artists + Weekends, Paris.
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When it hasn't been your day, your week, your month or even your year (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artists + Weekends, Paris.
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Victor Lizana, 'When you hear your neighbors fuck all night… And you are lying there thinking you are the loneliest person in the world.,' (2017) C-print. Courtesy the artist + Weekends, Paris.
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When it hasn't been your day, your week, your month or even your year (2017). Installation view. Courtesy the artists + Weekends, Paris.
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“I’ll be there for you”: When it hasn’t been your day, your week, your month or even your year at Weekends

, 18 April 2017
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The When it hasn’t been your day, your week, your month or even your year group exhibition at Paris’ Weekends gallery opened March 10 and ran to March 25.

Sofia Duchovny, ‘Untitled’ (2017). Detail. Courtesy the artist + Weekends, Paris.

The installation featured contributions by Sofia Duchovny, Brian Khek, Søren Kierkegaard, Kiki Kogelnik, Ann Lislegaard, Victor Lizana and Philipp Timischl, spanning new media, sculpture, and interventions in the space. With what the press release describes as “a whole heart full of hope and a path through the darkness,” the exhibition brings together both living and dead artists, evoking a sense of collectiveness and (dis)connect between each varied practice.

With little external information about the show, aside from 90s to early-noughties Friends theme song-referencing title, the press release includes an excerpt by Kierkegaard that contextualises the show:

“Despair is a Sickness in the Spirit, in the Self, and So It May Assume a Triple Form:
in Despair at Not Being Conscious of Having a Self;
in Despair at Not Willing to Be Oneself;
in Despair at Willing to Be Oneself.”

Run by artist Rasmus Myrup, Weekends is currently located in the space of Paris’ New Galerie, in between their regularly scheduled program, but is a roaming curatorial project set in ‘seasons’. This show is the fifth season, and have previously shown across cities in Europe, including an apartment in Copenhagen and London.**

The ‘When it hasn’t been your day, your week, your month or even your year’ exhibition was on at Paris’ Weekends, running March 10 to 25, 2017.

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'When it hasn’t been your day your week your month or even your year' Ann Lislegaard Brian Khek Kiki Kogelnik Philipp Timischl Rasmus Myrup sofia duchovny Søren Kierkegaard Victor Lizana Weekends
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The When it hasn’t been your day, your week, your month or even your year group exhibition at Paris’ Weekends gallery opened March 10 and ran to March 25.

Sofia Duchovny, ‘Untitled’ (2017). Detail. Courtesy the artist + Weekends, Paris.

The installation featured contributions by Sofia Duchovny, Brian Khek, Søren Kierkegaard, Kiki Kogelnik, Ann Lislegaard, Victor Lizana and Philipp Timischl, spanning new media, sculpture, and interventions in the space. With what the press release describes as “a whole heart full of hope and a path through the darkness,” the exhibition brings together both living and dead artists, evoking a sense of collectiveness and (dis)connect between each varied practice.

With little external information about the show, aside from 90s to early-noughties Friends theme song-referencing title, the press release includes an excerpt by Kierkegaard that contextualises the show:

“Despair is a Sickness in the Spirit, in the Self, and So It May Assume a Triple Form:
in Despair at Not Being Conscious of Having a Self;
in Despair at Not Willing to Be Oneself;
in Despair at Willing to Be Oneself.”

Run by artist Rasmus Myrup, Weekends is currently located in the space of Paris’ New Galerie, in between their regularly scheduled program, but is a roaming curatorial project set in ‘seasons’. This show is the fifth season, and have previously shown across cities in Europe, including an apartment in Copenhagen and London.**

The ‘When it hasn’t been your day, your week, your month or even your year’ exhibition was on at Paris’ Weekends, running March 10 to 25, 2017.

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