Future Tense: Works From The Collections Of MOMus-Museum Of Contemporary Art
Themes such as technology, science, memory and time, through the perspective of Greek and artists from abroad and organised in sections such as the flow of time, the new, the unknown, the imaginative, the dreamlike and the new materials are presented in the exhibition entitled "Future Tense. Works from the collections of MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art", from 22 June until 08 October 2023. at MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki. The Future continues and functions as a key theme in this particular exhibition, alongside the Inspire Project 2023, which is exhibited in the same space, and gives the occasion for a re-investigation of works in the Museum's permanent collections.
The exhibition approaches and highlights the artistic community's constant search for inspiration directed at the human invention of the concept of the Future.
The artworks in the Museum's collections are revealed in the future and continue to emerge over time, either through technology, or through exhibitions, publications and research. These interventions explore the multi-layered narratives and hidden aspects of our socio-material history. Using the visual language of the present and speculating about the possibilities for the future, memories of the past are recalled, exposed and reinterpreted.
Works from the permanent collections of Xydis, Apergis and Iolas "participate" in the exhibition, with special signage that unite them with the theme of the Future, creating a unified tour for the visitor.
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Themes such as technology, science, memory and time, through the perspective of Greek and artists from abroad and organised in sections such as the flow of time, the new, the unknown, the imaginative, the dreamlike and the new materials are presented in the exhibition entitled "Future Tense. Works from the collections of MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art", from 22 June until 08 October 2023. at MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki. The Future continues and functions as a key theme in this particular exhibition, alongside the Inspire Project 2023, which is exhibited in the same space, and gives the occasion for a re-investigation of works in the Museum's permanent collections.
The exhibition approaches and highlights the artistic community's constant search for inspiration directed at the human invention of the concept of the Future.
The artworks in the Museum's collections are revealed in the future and continue to emerge over time, either through technology, or through exhibitions, publications and research. These interventions explore the multi-layered narratives and hidden aspects of our socio-material history. Using the visual language of the present and speculating about the possibilities for the future, memories of the past are recalled, exposed and reinterpreted.
Works from the permanent collections of Xydis, Apergis and Iolas "participate" in the exhibition, with special signage that unite them with the theme of the Future, creating a unified tour for the visitor.
Artists on show
- Alain Kirili
- Anastasios Veloudis
- Anton Cetín
- Apostolos Georgiou
- Aris Georgiou
- Aris Prodromidis
- Azat Sargsian
- Babis A. Vekris
- Chryssa
- Costas Coulentianos
- Costis
- Cristos Gianakos
- Danae Stratou
- Davos Hanich
- Efi Amanatidou
- Erwan Mahéo
- Francisco Infante
- Franck Bragigand
- Giorgos Touyas
- Ilias Papailiakis
- Ingo Duennebier
- Ioannis Monogios
- James Lane
- Jerzy Grabowski
- Katinka Niederstrasser
- Lena Athanasopoulou
- Lydia Dambassina
- Michael Lasuchin
- Miltos Manetas
- Nakis Tastsioglou
- Nausica Pastra
- Nikos Kessanlis
- Nikos Yiannopoulos
- Nonna Goriounova
- Opy Zouni
- Pantelis Chandris
- Pantelis Xagoraris
- Periklis Alkidis
- Stefanos Michaelides
- Stephen Antonakos
- Thanasis Manousis
- Vassilis Vassilakakis
- Vasso Gavaisse
- Vivetta Christouli
- Wolfgang Oppermann
- Xanthippos Vyssios
- Xavier Noiret-Thomé
- Yang Yongliang
- Yioula Hadjigeorghiou
- Zafos Xagoraris
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