Exhibitions
IMPRINTS – Elia Nurvista, Max Kisman, Sabine Groenewegen
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What does it mean to live with the colonial past now? Wereldmuseum Amsterdam posed this question to artists Elia Nurvista, Max Kisman and Sabine Groenewegen. For the exhibition Imprints, which opens on February 8, 2024, they have been invited to reflect on the physical, ideological and psychological traces left by the Dutch rule of Indonesia. In their work, all three look critically at the impact of the colonial past on the present.
IMPRINTS – Elia Nurvista, Max Kisman, Sabine Groenewegen
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IMPRINTS – Elia Nurvista, Max Kisman, Sabine Groenewegen
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