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Meshes of the Afternoon (2017) Installation view. courtesy the artists + Roman Road, London.
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Meshes of the Afternoon (2017) Installation view. courtesy the artists + Roman Road, London.
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Meshes of the Afternoon (2017) Installation view. courtesy the artists + Roman Road, London.
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Meshes of the Afternoon (2017) Installation view. courtesy the artists + Roman Road, London.
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Meshes of the Afternoon (2017) Installation view. courtesy the artists + Roman Road, London.

Getting lost in the associative power of the Meshes of the Afternoon group exhibition at Roman Road

, 6 July 2017

The Meshes of the Afternoon group exhibition at London’s Roman Road opened June 7 and is running to August 20. 

Meshes of the Afternoon (2017) Installation view. courtesy the artists + Roman Road, London.

Curated by Attilia Fattori Franchini, the show included work by Nils Alix-Tabeling, Chelsea Culprit, Maria Gorodeckaya, Hanne Lippard and Gina Pane, with a performance on the opening night by Emily Jones

The show takes its inspiration from Maya Deren’s film Meshes of the Afternoon (1943) and asks the invited artists to reflect and reinterpret the work and its “associative power to reflect on femininity, dream state, trauma and desire.” The film wanders in a circular narrative, getting lost within the trance-like soundtrack that creates a surreal and dream-like vibe.

A screening of the film ‘After Picasso, God‘ by Sophie Cundale was screened alongside on July 1 as part of the London Art Night.**

The Meshes of the Afternoon group exhibition is on at London’s Roman Road, running June 7 to August 20, 2017.