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Poster FLAW
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Venue
Exhibition
FLAW | Fight Like A Womxn, Veronique Charlotte
18 Mar 2022 – 20 Mar 2022
Regular hours
- Fri, 18 Mar
- 18:00 – 22:00
- Sat, 19 Mar
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Sun, 20 Mar
- 10:00 – 18:00
Free admission
Address
- Dray Walk, off Brick Lane
- London
England - E1 6QL
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Liverpool Street / Shoreditch High Street/ Aldgate East
During Women's History Month at Dray Walk Gallery, FLAW exhibits the works of Veronique Charlotte from the eponymous project about womxn's rights.
About
FLAW is the acronym of Fight Like A Womxn.
FLAW has connotations of weakness or imperfection and implies a problem or that something is broken.
Much like the problem of male violence against WOMXN.
Private View: Friday 18th of March 6-9 pm
Location: Dray Walk Gallery, The Truman Brewery, London, E1 6QL
Exhibition: 19th -20th March 10-6 pm
Please contact Susanna at susanna_pousette@hotmail.com for RSVP for the Private View.
As a response to continued violence against womxn, Veronique Charlotte developed the project FLAW over the last year through photographing and recording womxn speaking about sexual abuse and womxn’s rights.
The project seeks to highlight issues and raise awareness. Something which Veronique Charlotte as an artist in 2022 feel they have a responsibility to share and speak about.
Presented at The Truman Brewery’s Dray Walk Gallery during Women’s History Month and The Other Art Fair at Truman Brewery, FLAW exhibits photographs, an immersive sound installation and video projection from encounters with the 25 participants. The Private View also features a live body performance by Lilith Newson titled “Love Bites” from their series Narcissus Kisses. Please note this performance contains nudity.
With previous projects such as Gender Project, which has toured cities over Europe, Veronique Charlotte continues to work closely with participants to produce intimate and emotional work connecting the viewers and participants to simultaneously speak to individuality and collectivity.
The exhibition invites viewers to engage on multiple levels through the curation of the exhibition, the video and its immersive sound installation which offers an individual striking experience, designed to invite individual reflection and collective empowerment.
A huge thank you to the 25 participants as well as everyone who has supported the project.
Specials thanks to:
Veronique Charlotte - Artist
Susanna Pousette Okudzeto - Curator
Stella Mathioudakis - Sound Designer
Caroline Azambourg - Video Editor
Pedro Eloi - Graphics
The Truman Brewery - Exhibition Space
Lilith Newson - Performance
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