WET SNOW
02.10-30.11.2025
/SAC Berthelot
curators: Charles Moore & Alex Radu
graphic/exhibition design: Justin Baroncea, Maria Ghement & Alexandra Müller
artists: Carlos Amorales, Simona Andrioletti, Andrius Arutiunian, Justin Baroncea & Cristian Matei, Yael Bartana, Anna Bedyńska, Gisela Colón, Nicolae Comănescu, Iulian Cristea, Suzana Dan, Dimitrie Luca Gora, Dumitru Gorzo, Rusudan Khizanishvili, Ayoung Kim, Miler Lagos, Charmaine Poh, Buket Savci, Bosco Sodi, Mircea Suciu, Philip Topolovac, Jorinde Voigt
“Wet Snow” is the second part of the group exhibition “Notes from Underground” and the last part of the exhibition series “The Thin Thread Line” that marked the exhibition program at /SAC Malmaison and /SAC Berthelot in 2025, a subjective and collective exploration (connotatively unfolded-overlapped over an electoral and political calendar, both local and international) of our reactions in-front-and-in-the-middle of this increasingly tense period, when the way democracies and (common) values appear like in society is being de/re-constructed/defined. And of what we are still able to do, as actors on the stages-worlds of the arts (artists, curators, etc.) with our illusory/relative power to “change the world through art.”
The exhibition is organized by /SAC – The Space for Contemporary Art. We would like to thank the Italian Cultural Institute Bucharest for the support. Cultural project co-financed by Administration of the National Cultural Fund. The project does not necessarily represent the official position of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN shall not be held liable for the project’s content or any use to which the project outcome might be put. These are the sole responsibility of the beneficiary of the funding.
POLISTICKS
(/s-)actions, /sanctions, /sections
13..11.2025-06.02.2026
Kunstgalerie des Rumänischen Kulturinstituts Berlin
curator: Alex Radu
graphic/exhibition design: Justin Baroncea, Maria Ghement & Alexandra Müller
/SAC team: Andreea Chircă, Iulian Cristea, Lidia Dobrea, Lolea Anne-Marie, Elena Maxemciuc
artists: Justin Baroncea & Cristian Matei, Olivia Berkemeyer, Floriama Cândea, Sergiu Chihaia, Nicolae Comănescu, Iulian Cristea, Suzana Dan, Dimitrie Luca Gora, Dumitru Gorzo, Ioana Gorzo, Gregor Hildebrandt, Andreea Ilie, Ana Ionescu, Albert Kaan, Hortensia Mi Kafchin, Sorin Prodea, Haleh Redjaian, Mircea Suciu, Philip Topolovac, Dan Vezentan, Jorinde Voigt
It is a subjective and collective meditation on several intertwined themes: What does it still mean to be European in today's general Euro-political dynamics, given the multilateral relations (including cultural and power relations) and their dynamics beyond borders, as well as the vital independent micro-cultural structures that are created in these moments of divergent tensions?