In a Bright Green Field
The exhibition features the work of twenty-nine young artists exploring possible futures where renewed relationships with the natural world might emerge and expansive approaches to community may flourish. Gathering artists working across a variety of mediums, this exhibition surveys some of the most exciting emerging practices in Athens, Nicosia, and across Europe.
It highlights a generation of artists who are particularly attentive to the local histories of Greece and Cyprus and the ways in which they are useful for thinking through larger global challenges. These artists register the dramatic changes to labor and landscape accelerated by technology, while working to highlight emergent forms of collectivity across both urban and rural life. Their works explore the poetics of infrastructure, pastoral science-fictions, urban animism, and generative collaborations that resonate far beyond the space of the museum. Ranging from lyrical painting and sculpture to experimental documentary film to communal performance, In a Bright Green Field looks at art practices that can serve as prototypes for myriad possible futures.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue published by the DESTE Foundation with new writing by Gary Carrion-Murayari, Athens-based curator and writer Danai Giannoglu, and Nicosia-based curator and writer Ioulita Tomazi.
The exhibition features the work of twenty-nine young artists exploring possible futures where renewed relationships with the natural world might emerge and expansive approaches to community may flourish. Gathering artists working across a variety of mediums, this exhibition surveys some of the most exciting emerging practices in Athens, Nicosia, and across Europe.
It highlights a generation of artists who are particularly attentive to the local histories of Greece and Cyprus and the ways in which they are useful for thinking through larger global challenges. These artists register the dramatic changes to labor and landscape accelerated by technology, while working to highlight emergent forms of collectivity across both urban and rural life. Their works explore the poetics of infrastructure, pastoral science-fictions, urban animism, and generative collaborations that resonate far beyond the space of the museum. Ranging from lyrical painting and sculpture to experimental documentary film to communal performance, In a Bright Green Field looks at art practices that can serve as prototypes for myriad possible futures.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue published by the DESTE Foundation with new writing by Gary Carrion-Murayari, Athens-based curator and writer Danai Giannoglu, and Nicosia-based curator and writer Ioulita Tomazi.
Artists on show
- Anna Housiada
- Byron Kalomamas
- Damianos Zisimou
- Danae Io
- David Sampethai
- Despina Sanida Crezia
- Eleni Odysseos
- Elli Vassalou
- Ileana Arnaoutou
- Ioanna Limniou
- Ionian Bisai
- Ismene King
- Konstanza Kapsali
- Kyriakos Kyriakides
- Latent Community
- Maria Louizou
- Maria Toumazou
- Marietta Mavrokordatou
- Marina Xenofontos
- Marios Stamatis
- Mirra Markhaëva
- Nefeli Papadimouli
- Niki Analyti
- Polina Miliou
- Raissa Angeli
- Sofia Rozaki
- Sotiris Tsiganos
- Theo Triantafyllidis
- Theodoulos Polyviou
- Vera Chotzoglou
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In a Bright Green Field foregrounds young artists from Greece and Cyprus imagining a new future for the region.