Sharjah Foundation Exhibition Explores Memory, Architecture and Catastrophe Ethics
The Sharjah Foundation in the United Arab Emirates is presenting an exhibition that examines themes of memory, architectural witness, and the ethical considerations of displaying disaster. The show features work by artist Jorge Tacla, including his piece 'Identidad Oculta (Hidden Identity)163' from 2022, which is part of his ongoing series 'Identidades Ocultas' that began in 2005. The exhibition addresses how time functions both as a destructive and preservative force in relation to historical events and cultural memory.
Key facts
- Exhibition at Sharjah Foundation explores memory and catastrophe ethics
- Features Jorge Tacla's work including 'Identidad Oculta (Hidden Identity)163' from 2022
- Part of Tacla's ongoing series 'Identidades Ocultas' started in 2005
- Examines architecture as witness to historical events
- Addresses time as both destructive and preservative force
Entities
Artists
- Jorge Tacla
Institutions
- Sharjah Foundation
- Cristin Tierney Gallery
Locations
- Sharjah
- United Arab Emirates
- New York