Winnie Claessens' 'All Tomorrow's Parties' at Fred & Ferry, Antwerp
Winnie Claessens presents 'All Tomorrow's Parties' at Fred & Ferry in Antwerp, an exhibition exploring three coexisting versions of Earth, each claiming absolute truth. The show critiques mediated knowledge and the erosion of nuance, drawing its title from William Gibson's novel. Through images, voices, and signs, it examines how conviction is shaped by choice rather than questioning, leaving doubt in the background. The exhibition invites viewers to reclaim the fragile space between black and white, where dialogue and mutual respect can exist.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled 'All Tomorrow's Parties' by Winnie Claessens
- Venue: Fred & Ferry, Antwerp
- Three versions of Earth exist side by side in the exhibition
- Title inspired by William Gibson's novel 'All Tomorrow's Parties'
- Exhibition critiques mediated knowledge and loss of nuance
- Images, voices, and signs are used to persuade viewers
- Doubt lingers in the background of the exhibition
- Invites viewers to step back into a fragile in-between space
Entities
Artists
- Winnie Claessens
Institutions
- Fred & Ferry
Locations
- Antwerp
- Belgium