A trip through the subversive extremities of sexuality, a celebration of romantic gestures and an immersive experience recreating the tension of being in a football firm... here’s your list of summertime art happenings.
Article by Ashleigh Kane
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A trip through the subversive extremities of sexuality, a celebration of romantic gestures and an immersive experience recreating the tension of being in a football firm... here’s your list of summertime art happenings.
Is that… sunshine outside? I think it is – and with a jam-packed month of great shows, hopefully, you don’t need much convincing to leave the house. Defiance balanced with tenderness runs through this month’s art show selection. It got me thinking about how we can be hard and soft, that we can fold under the hard exterior of our shells, and that it makes incredibly beautiful art and photography when we do. In a brutal world, seeing how (much of) humanity continues to show up for one another is awe-inspiring. Art is the answer, and these shows allow me to continue to believe that. So without further ado, here’s the first of your summer list of art outings.
Marcin Dudek’s solo exhibition launched with a bang – well, technically a three-minute smoke grenade intervention, using flares synonymous with football fans. Neoplan is an immersive exhibition that pulls from Dudek’s past as a member of one of the most violent football gangs in Poland. His fascination with the sport, but mainly with crowd psychology, swells into the space in the physical form of a decommissioned, dilapidated bus, which channels the tension of a football fan club journeying to a rival city. Accompanying the immersive installation are Dudek’s collages, which continue his exploration of football, players, and its fans.
You can visit Neoplan at Edel Assanti in London, United Kingdom, until 1 September 2023.
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