Passeports : Globalisation in Contemporary European Video

Kearney, Fiona; Clarke, Chris. Passeports : Globalisation in Contemporary European Video. Cork, Ireland: Lewis Glucksman Gallery, 2012.

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Abstract (English)

"Passports is an exhibition that explores ideas of migration, trade and globalisation through video works by contemporary European artists. Through the opening of borders within the European Union to facilitate travel and free trade, existing notions of national identity have been transformed, allowing for a greater understanding of different cultures and, in some cases, a return to virulent nationalism.

Passports features video works by contemporary artists that address shifting ideas of identity through trade and cultural exchange. Including a dedicated education and research space, the exhibition poses the question: what does it mean to be Irish, French, Bosnian, Swiss, or even European in an increasingly globalised world?" -- Publisher's Website.

Types: Catalogues > Exhibition catalogues
All Contributors: Kearney, Fiona (Author); Clarke, Chris (Author)
Dossier: 381 - GRANDE-BRETAGNE - LEWIS GLUCKSMAN GALLERY (Cork)
Collation: 42 p. : col. ill. ; 21 cm
ISBN: 9781906642570
Language of Publication: English
Publishers: Cork, Ireland: Lewis Glucksman Gallery
Artists: Biemann, Ursula; Fortune, Michael; COLONEL (Geoffroy, Thierry); Kaljo, Kai; Laitinen, Antti; Lusitano, Maria; Prlja, Nada
Critics / Curators / Historians: Clarke, Chris
Event Title: Passeports : Globalisation in Contemporary European Video
Type: Exhibition
Location: Lewis Glucksman Gallery (Cork, Ireland)
Dates: 8 Jan. - 10 Mar. 2013
Keywords: IMMIGRATION; MULTICULTURALISM; COLONIALISM; CULTURAL IDENTITY; TRAVEL
Copyright Statement: The artists; the authors; Lewis Glucksman Gallery
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Includes biographical notes.
Don d'Anne Ramsden.

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Date Deposited: 29 Apr 2016 14:07
Last Modified: 06 May 2016 16:03
URI: http://e-artexte.ca/id/eprint/26984
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