Malmö Konsthall Presents Bouchra Khalili's First Major Swedish Solo Show
Malmö Konsthall has opened a major solo exhibition by Moroccan-French artist Bouchra Khalili, running from [date not specified]. The show spans her work from the 2010s to the present, weaving together themes of belonging, community, and democracy. Khalili uses film and sound to create spaces for subjects rendered invisible by the nation-state model. The exhibition reflects on how society defines the right to belong, a topic particularly relevant in Malmö, a city with over 180 nationalities. Malmö Konsthall aims to highlight these issues for the region.
Key facts
- Malmö Konsthall opens a major solo exhibition by Bouchra Khalili
- Khalili is a Moroccan-French artist
- Exhibition covers work from the 2010s to present
- Her work addresses belonging, community, and democracy
- She uses film and sonic media to explore invisibility under nation-state model
- Malmö is home to more than 180 nationalities
- Exhibition seeks to weave together various threads in Khalili's work
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Malmö Konsthall
Locations
- Malmö
- Sweden