Collective shows :
Drawing Room, ( UAL) London
September 2023
The show is the result of the project: Drawing in social space, collaboration with UAL students and migrants from PACT, following the method: Utopian Unemployment Union
Wende Museum /US
On the Margins of Society: Outsiders Under Socialism
November 11, 2023 to April 7, 2024
https://wendemuseum.org/exhibition/margins/
Zimmerli Art Museum
“The Body Implied”
16 February – 30 July 2024
Curator Stephanie Dvareckas
To those who have no time to play
Curator Stephanie Dvareckas
To those who have no time to play
14 Oct – 22 Jan 2023
EXHIBITION OPENING
13 October, 19:00
ARTIST
Gluklya (Natalia Pershina-Yakimanskaya)
IN COLLABORATION WITH
Moawya Alkhadra
BiSCA (Saadat Aitalieva)
Shepherd Camara
Roger Cremers
Liah Frank
Natalia Grezina
Marianne Koeman
Vladimir Rannev
Benjamin Roth
Gulmira Tursunbaeva
Anna Bitkina
Shaiymkan Chylgobaeva
Kunduz Asanakunova
Anisa Ibrayeva
Nurlan Alymseitov
Dinara Akylova
Rahat Bolotbek kyzy
Zayna Ayazbekova
Open Line Foundation
CURATOR
Charles Esche
Framer Framed presents To those who have no time to play, the largest solo exhibition for the Amsterdam-based artist Gluklya (Natalia Pershina-Yakimanskaya), curated by Charles Esche. In keeping with her previous work, the exhibition involves many collaborators from Kyrgyz textile workers and recent migrants to the Netherlands to musicians and writers.
The exhibition is structured around four elements, each with its own unique architecture. These are two yurts, a dome, and a stage on which there will be occasional live performances. The works take us from Amsterdam to Bishkek, and via St. Petersburg back to Amsterdam again.
Although conditions in Bishkek or St. Petersburg might seem far from Dutch society, bringing these different social and emotional geographies together through art emphasises connections between them. It is impossible to ignore the many disasters looming on the horizon: the climate crisis, extreme social inequality, the war in Ukraine and the harsh working lives of people supplying cheap goods to Western high streets. Gluklya relates it all in a surreal landscape, where humour appears unexpectedly. She takes us on an associative journey through global abuses, whether they be forced labour and migration, economic exploitation or abuse of power.
CONTACT
SUPPORTED BY
Ministerie van Onderwijs, Cultuur en Wetenschap; Gemeente Amsterdam; AFK; Stichting DOEN; Van Abbemuseum
ADDRESS
Oranje-Vrijstaatkade 71,
1093 KS Amsterdam
OPENING TIMES
Tue – Sun (12:00 – 18:00)
Free Entree