Cité internationale des arts presents To Make Space for the World
The Cité internationale des arts in Paris is hosting the exhibition "To Make Space for the World," which explores how contemporary artists engage with cultural internationalism. Featuring 16 artists from 15 countries who have been in residence at the Cité between 2003 and the present, the show examines the concept of the international as a lived experience, encompassing negotiation, translation, hospitality, and displacement. The exhibition highlights the uneven nature of international exchange, acknowledging both its opportunities and its dependencies, while never fully escaping political and cultural asymmetries. The Cité internationale des arts, a renowned residency program, serves as the starting point for this reflection, which considers the promises, contradictions, and afterlives of cultural internationalism.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled 'To Make Space for the World' at Cité internationale des arts
- Features 16 artists from 15 different countries
- Artists have been in residence between 2003 and the present day
- Exhibition reflects on cultural internationalism and its challenges
- Themes include borders, negotiation, translation, hospitality, and forced displacement
- The Cité internationale des arts is the starting point for the exhibition
- The show addresses promises, contradictions, and afterlives of cultural internationalism
- The international is presented as a lived, uneven process
Entities
Institutions
- Cité internationale des arts
Locations
- Paris
- France