Exposition
Clara Agnus, Bale Creek Allen, Giorgia Alliata, Sadrie Alves, Virginie Barré, José Bedia, Manon Bejuit, Marion Bonjour, Cecily Brown, Ariel Cabrera, Corentin Canesson et Mélissandre Tarantola, Alix Cantelaube, Caroline Carlsmith, Ivana Carman, Nathan Catlin, Astrid de la Chapelle, Ben Clement, William Cordova, Alejandro Contreras, Aurelien Couput, Chloe Crookall, Gaetano Cunsolo, Isabelle D’Amico, Alex Declino, Charlotte Delval, Dana DeGiulio, Predrag Dimitrijevic, Dr Lakra, Serena Duran, Cristina Escobar, Sabrina Fanego, Nicolas Filloque, Francesco Finizio, Megan Foster, Isaac Gaborieau, Hilary Galbreaith, Miguel Gallego, Camille Girard & Paul Brunet, Adler Guerrier, Baris Göktürk, Felice Grodin, Guerilla Girls, Eric Ramos Guerrero, Valeria Guillén, Orlando Hernandez, Sareh Imani, Margaux Janisset, Sonia Rosa Kahn, Jordan James Kaye, William Kentridge, Hasabie Kidanu, Calvin Kim, Bodo Korsig, Rachel Marisa LaBine, Justine Lai, Lucile Lance, Nichole Masani Landfair, Nebojsa Lazic, Peter Wayne Lewis, Fred HC Liang, Kate Liebman, Yann L’Outsider, Nicola López, Dominic Mangila, Sergio Marrero González, Dayana Matasheva, Gordon Matta-Clark, Roxane Mbanga, Jonas Mekas, José Manuel MesÍas, Jon Millan, Amanda Millet-Sorsa, Beatriz Monteavaro, Johann C. Muñoz, LeRoy Neiman, Edson Niebla, Brian Novatny, Jennifer Nuss, Roberto Obregón (Carolina and Fernando Eseverri collection), Edison Peñafiel, Maya Perry, Eva Petrič, Guillaume Pinard, Aleksandra Popovic, Ridwana Rahman, Alexis Ralaivao, Harold Ramírez, Christine Rebet, Paul Rho, Corey Riddell, Maximiliano Rosiles, Emma Rostaing, Dieter Roth, David Ryan, Liz Schneider, Dennis Scholl, Emma Seferian, Jessica Segall, Jeffrey Sippel, Siyu Chen, Kiki Smith, Sarah Sze, Stipan Tadić, Motohiro Takeda, Rika Tanaka, Eva Taulois, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Christy Titus,Yann Toma, Anaïs Touchot, Alejandro Valencia, Marko Velk, Rafael Villares, Maria Von Mier, Tomas Vu, Kara Walker, Ming Wang, Xu Wang, Alun Williams, Beau Willimon, Tommy White, Thomas Ray Willis, Iris Wu, Gerta Xhaferaj, Sun Xun, Yun-Fei Ji, Charlotte Zinsser, Yuan Zuo
This exhibition has been put together by the team behind the DRAW Project, a joint artistic adventure originating in New York in the early 2010s. It was the initiative of the artist Tomas Vu. DRAW was conceived as an international platform dedicated to contemporary drawing and brings artists from different backgrounds together around one simple idea: using drawing as a place for meeting, exchanging and experimenting.
Culture reminds us that our societies are constructed by dialogue, curiosity and knowledge, and not by rejecting other people and turning in on oneself. It allows us to imagine different futures, to construct a community despite our differences and to defend the idea that every person has a place in the collective narrative. This is the ambition of the DRAW Project, working through the artists it brings together and the exchanges it makes possible. By turning drawing into a space for meeting and shared creation, it affirms that cooperation, listening and joint intelligence are forces well capable of providing a response to the divisions of our times.
This is not an exhibition; it is a publication, a document of its own making, an exquisite corpse of relationships past, current, and future. It is a response and push against collapsing times and the mainstream of individualism.
The community of those who have nothing in common is an attempt to write a visual poem of fragments.
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