Exhibition
For I'm not among the waders: the story of Zebedee
5 Jul 2018 – 26 Jul 2018
Event times
Thursday, Friday, Saturday 13:00 - 17:00
Cost of entry
n/a
Address
- 41 Acre Lane
- London
England - SW2 5TN
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- The nearest bus stop is Belvedere Place which you can reach on the 35, 37, 355, 690 and P5 buses
- Brixton tube station is on the Victoria line and you can also reach us from the northern line to Clapham North or on the overground to Clapham High Street
- 10 minute walk from Brixton station and 15 minute walk from Clapham High Street
LYDIA BLAKELEY
JACK BURTON
RAE HICKS
MARIE JACOTEY
JONATHAN KELLY
HANNAH MURGATROYD
HAMISH PEARCH
About
Von Goetz Art is pleased to present ‘For I’m not among the waders: The story of Zebedee’ curated by Oliver Morris Jones and Lucy von Goetz at the Post_Institute in Brixton. Continuing with the Institute’s programme of curatorially ambitious group exhibitions, this show aims to unpack and question our understanding of contemporary belief systems, convening seven artists whose practices relate to the iconography, vocabulary, mythology and psychology of worship. Tackling such broad topics as the simulacra, the cult of celebrity, art historical thematics, eroticism, the mediated image, capitalist realism, the worship of self, and the semiotics of pseudo-religions, the exhibition will forward a dialectical discussion on the notion of faith and the devoted subject.
“The illusory paradise that represented a total denial of earthly life is no longer projected into the heavens, it is embedded in earthly life itself. The spectacle is the technological version of the exiling of human powers into a “world beyond”; the culmination of humanity’s internal separation.”
- Guy Debord, The Society of the Spectacle