Books Mr. Stigl
Mr. Stigl
Mr. Stigl
Mr. Stigl
Mr. Stigl
Mr. Stigl
Mr. Stigl
Books Mr. Stigl

Mr. Stigl

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Greek Pavilion Biennale Arte 2019

How does one approach a national pavilion in an era of volatile national identities, quick shifts, and radical changes, when the concept of nation-states as we know it is being disputed-and simultaneously intensified through extreme permutations?

In the official catalogue of the Greek Pavilion for Biennale Arte 2019, Mark Mazower, Gražina Subelyté, Adam Szymczyk and Panayotis Panopoulos not only contribute with their texts to the narration of the Greek Pavilion and the international art exhibition’s history but also touch on the bigger picture, the phenomenon of constructed narrations, motivated by the works of Zafos Xagoraris, Eva Stefani and Panos Charalambous in an exhibition curated by Katerina Tselou.

The publication complement texts by the Minister of Culture and Sports Myrsini Zorba, the national commissioner Syrago Tsiara, the curator Katerina Tselou, a poem by Nikos Engonopoulos and Mr. Stigl’s text.

The MOMUS is a leading cultural organisation in Greece — a living network of museums dedicated to modern and contemporary creation, photography, and artistic experimentation. It brings together five institutions under one vision: to make art an essential part of everyday life and a catalyst for knowledge, empathy, and transformation. Headquartered in Thessaloniki, with a museum in Athens and a strong footprint internationally, MOMUS is a dynamic hub of artistic creativity and cultural exchange, bringing together artists, audiences, and ideas. Through international collaborations, socially engaged exhibitions, educational and public programmes, MOMUS promotes culture not as a luxury, but as a driving force for innovation, social inclusion, and sustainable development.

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Publisher: MOMus
Design & Distribution: Dolce
Number of pages: 144
Dimensions: 16,5×23,5cm
Language: English / Greek
ISBN: 978-618-5426-00-2

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