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Keloid – Thelma Vanahí Curated by Paloma Chavez Muente April 8th – May 27th, opening Friday, April 8th, 6:30 – 8:30 pm, performance at 7 pm A Keloid evokes the scarring of a wound. The thickened scar tissue leads to the question of how the wound occurred and provokes lifting the layers to remember what happened. Thelma Vanahí’s solo exhibition, Keloid, weaves an imaginary born from the persecution and massacre of the Haitian population in the Dominican Republic in 1937. The exhibition brings together a variety of works that include photography, collage, audiovisual installation and textile. Thelma Vanahí is a Dominican-Spanish visual artist and photographer based in Barcelona. Since 2010, she has developed extensive multidisciplinary projects with a participatory methodology about Dominican culture and its imaginaries, providing an insight into identity and life in the Caribbean country.
Its our pleasure to invite you all to view the show on the STUDIO NEXT gallery link given below and 24 hrs screening on the Wrong Biennale TV We are gratified by our presence at The Wrong Biennale nº5, 2022 STUDIO NEXT is at The Wrong Biennale nº5, 2022 T R A N S I T I O N Curated by Rajib Bhattacharjee for Hyperlink Digital Lab and The Wrong Biennale nº5, 2022 and THE WRONG BIENNALE TV The project TRANSITION is a production of Hyperlink Digital Lab a Studio Next platform https://studionextkolkata.wordpress.com/t-r-a-n-s-i-t-i-o-n/ https://thewrong.tv/transition