TRACES
Kim? Contemporary Art Centre•Dec 06, 2025 — Jan 11, 2026
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Kim? Contemporary Art Centre presents Traces, the first institutional exhibition by fashion designer Sabīne Skarule, with the photographer Sarah Blais and stylist Monika Tatalovic. Skarule’s design practice – realised through the SKARULE label – is grounded in reflections on the (de)construction of belonging and the traces left by the interplay between individual experience and collective memory in the ever-changing landscape of contemporary visual culture.
Over the past decade, the course of inclusivity, openness and democratisation advocated by the fashion industry as well as the field of contemporary art has been ever more visibly replaced by a return to formerly established hierarchies. Powered by digital tools, the route from the “periphery” to the “centre” has seemingly become shorter, yet the quality of the road has not improved; the politics of representation, in making visible the diversity of bodies, identities and origins, is increasingly being positioned as an exceptional…
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TRACES
Kim? Contemporary Art Centre•Dec 06, 2025 — Jan 11, 2026
Press Release
Kim? Contemporary Art Centre presents Traces, the first institutional exhibition by fashion designer Sabīne Skarule, with the photographer Sarah Blais and stylist Monika Tatalovic. Skarule’s design practice – realised through the SKARULE label – is grounded in reflections on the (de)construction of belonging and the traces left by the interplay between individual experience and collective memory in the ever-changing landscape of contemporary visual culture.
Over the past decade, the course of inclusivity, openness and democratisation advocated by the fashion industry as well as the field of contemporary art has been ever more visibly replaced by a return to formerly established hierarchies. Powered by digital tools, the route from the “periphery” to the “centre” has seemingly become shorter, yet the quality of the road has not improved; the politics of representation, in making visible the diversity of bodies, identities and origins, is increasingly being positioned as an exceptional…
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