Vangelis Vlahos
10 Mar - 09 Apr 2017
Vangelis Vlahos, This Event has Now Ended. Installationsvy/Installation view
Foto/Photo: Lotten Pålsson
Foto/Photo: Lotten Pålsson
VANGELIS VLAHOS
III. This Event has Now Ended
10 March–9 April 2017
Chapter 3 of the exhibition trilogy ...this is Radio Athènes at Signal.
Three details, three protagonists, three cases: the notes of Euclid Tsakalotos, the current finance minister of Greece; the suitcase of George Koskotas, a former Greek banker; the hat of Ratko Mladic, a former Bosnian Serb military commander currently on trial in The Hague.
Using existing material from the press, state archives and the internet, Vangelis Vlahos engages with the recent history of Greece. In his re-readings and juxtapositions, the grayness of facts transforms into intriguing narratives and timelines revealing a reality juicier than fiction.
This Event has Now Ended is a showcase on how the micro politics of details mirrors the entangled complexities and complicities of global economics and international negotiations. A Beckettesque absurdity unfolds gradually in the third chapter of the exhibition trilogy ...this is Radio Athènes.
III. This Event has Now Ended
10 March–9 April 2017
Chapter 3 of the exhibition trilogy ...this is Radio Athènes at Signal.
Three details, three protagonists, three cases: the notes of Euclid Tsakalotos, the current finance minister of Greece; the suitcase of George Koskotas, a former Greek banker; the hat of Ratko Mladic, a former Bosnian Serb military commander currently on trial in The Hague.
Using existing material from the press, state archives and the internet, Vangelis Vlahos engages with the recent history of Greece. In his re-readings and juxtapositions, the grayness of facts transforms into intriguing narratives and timelines revealing a reality juicier than fiction.
This Event has Now Ended is a showcase on how the micro politics of details mirrors the entangled complexities and complicities of global economics and international negotiations. A Beckettesque absurdity unfolds gradually in the third chapter of the exhibition trilogy ...this is Radio Athènes.