Sarcevic’s ensembles explore the technoid fascination of our society today while offering unsettling relics of a future in which bodies and machines commune with an intimacy so odd that it becomes an extimacy.

© Bojan Sarcevic, L'Extime, 2020, exhibition views, photo: Claire Dorn



GAAC // Encounter with Bojan Sarcevic

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Following on from its involvement in L’Orfèvrerie (Saint-Denis), where the agency created a pop-up residency for 80 artists from autumn 2018 to summer 2019, Manifesto is proud to be opening an innovative space, dedicated to contemporary creation, until summer 2021: an incubator for artists. POUSH provides workshops for these artists at affordable prices, encouraging them to stay in the Greater Paris area, and supports them in their development with dedicated services. 

With Yvannoé Kruger, art director

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Mission Recherche

This retrospective brings together a collection of major works, articulated around a new production that imagines the future of the world in the age of social simulation technologies. It retraces a journey that began in the 1990s in the field of documentary cinema and which has been developing, over the past ten years, particularly inventive multimedia installations, dedicated to joyfully transforming the immersive nature of our visual culture into a space for reflection. Pointing out the failures and paradoxes of the image, Hito Steyerl experiments with new ways of talking about reality and critically addresses nationalism, capitalism and artificial intelligence. 

With Marcella Lista and Florian Ebner, curators

Hito Steyerl. I will survive