Exhibition
Luca Bosani - C0041: Time's Up
18 Mar 2023 – 24 Mar 2023
Regular hours
- Sat, 18 Mar
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Sun, 19 Mar
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Mon, 20 Mar
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Tue, 21 Mar
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Wed, 22 Mar
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Thu, 23 Mar
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Fri, 24 Mar
- 12:00 – 17:00
Free admission
Address
- Enclave
- 50 Resolution Way
- London
England - SE8 4AL
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- New Cross
- Deptford
A new installation from Luca Bosani + performance activation with Gianna T and Dino Desica
About
Please join us on Friday the 17th of March from 6-9pm for the private view of Luca Bosani's new installation; C0041: Time's Up + performance activation with Gianna T and Dino Desica.
The exhbition continues from the 18th - 24th of March with the regualr opening hours of 12-5pm daily.
More about the insalltaion:
C0041: Time’s Up explores the interstices of persona, personality. Where does an alter-ego end and the ego begins? Can the same persona be adopted by various personalities? What is the impact of externality - clothing, make-up, shoes, hairstyle - on ones essence?”
Through a series of portraits installed at VSSL Studio, together with a selection of Mini UPOs - ‘investigator(s)’ will introduce you to Bosani’s practice.
Taking inspiration from punk albums such as Time’s Up, Buzzocks (1978), Destroy the System, Varukers (1979) and Damaged, Black Flag (1981) - Luca’s installation and accompanying performance activation reflect on punk rebellion. Does growing up mean abandoning dreams of changing the system?
The apparition of a restless queer figure will interrupt the regular unfolding of the evening, - highlighting the plurality and fluid nature of the artist’s identity - in a desire to explode gender binaries and take distance from past versions of themself - continuing reinvention.
The installed images were captured by photographer Davide D’Ambra, on the occasion of the exhibition - or conundrum; C0036: The Upside-down Rainbow, at Osservatorio Futura, as part of Artissima (2022).
This work has been made possible with financial support from Arts Council England.