Burak Delier: Freedom has no script

About

Burak Delier's political films and installations explore the relationship between capitalism and art, balancing seriousness and wit to critique society in a way that is relevant to Turkey and beyond. The artist took inspiration for the exhibition's title from the chaotic, anarchic spirit of recent uprisings and protest movements and is interested in the relationship between the idea of freedom and spontaneity, improvisation and creativity. Delier's subtle and playful works look at the concept of economy and explore the place of ‘power' in the cultural system, as well as how people can resist the nature of the corporate environment. Exhibition listings Information: Preview: 25 March 2014, 6:30 — 8:30pm Dates: 26 March — 17 May 2014 Venue: Rivington Place, London, EC2A 3BA Rivington Place public opening hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 11am — 6pm, Late Thursdays: 11am — 9pm, Saturday: 12noon — 6pm info@rivingtonplace.org / www.rivingtonplace.org Tubes: Old Street/Liverpool Street/Shoreditch High St Rivington Place is fully accessible, for parking & wheelchair facilities call +44 (0)20 7749 1240 About Iniva: Iniva (Institute of International Visual Arts) works at the intersection of society and politics. It engages with new ideas and emerging debates in the contemporary visual arts, reflecting in particular the diversity of contemporary society. We work with artists, curators, creative producers,writers and the public to explore the vitality of visual culture. (www.iniva.org) Iniva is supported by Arts Council England.