More Exhibitions at Public Gallery
Similar Exhibitions
Guestbook
Press Release
The animal of disciplinary society is the mole, moving through predetermined spaces, settings and institutions of confinement. The snake is the animal of neoliberal control society, to which disciplinary society has yielded. The rigidity of disciplinary confinement is no longer suited to post-industrial, immaterial and networked forms of production. In contrast to the mole, the snake makes space by means of its own movement. The mole is the labourer; the snake is the entrepreneur.
Public Gallery is pleased to present The mole and the snake, a trio exhibition of works by Faysal Altunbozar, Alex Hutton, and Russell Perkins. Taking reference from Byung-Chul Han’s essay Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power, this exhibition considers how everyday objects structure our desires, how systems of power and control impose on individual subjectivities, and how these systems can be rendered visible through popular culture, emphasizing gamification, risk and pleasure.
Russell…
Exhibition Space
Metadata
Claims
Press Release
The animal of disciplinary society is the mole, moving through predetermined spaces, settings and institutions of confinement. The snake is the animal of neoliberal control society, to which disciplinary society has yielded. The rigidity of disciplinary confinement is no longer suited to post-industrial, immaterial and networked forms of production. In contrast to the mole, the snake makes space by means of its own movement. The mole is the labourer; the snake is the entrepreneur.
Public Gallery is pleased to present The mole and the snake, a trio exhibition of works by Faysal Altunbozar, Alex Hutton, and Russell Perkins. Taking reference from Byung-Chul Han’s essay Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power, this exhibition considers how everyday objects structure our desires, how systems of power and control impose on individual subjectivities, and how these systems can be rendered visible through popular culture, emphasizing gamification, risk and pleasure.
Russell…
Exhibition Space
More Exhibitions at Public Gallery
Similar Exhibitions
Guestbook
Metadata
Claims
Editing is restricted
You cannot submit an edit because the institution hosting this exhibition has been claimed by .
Editing this section requires claiming the profile of the institution hosting this exhibition. You will need to upgrade to an Enterprise plan to submit your claim.
Claims are one of the many safeguards in place on UntitledDb that preserve the integrity of the information on our platform.For additional information on claims, click "Learn more."
Editing is restricted
Editing this section requires claiming the profile of the institution hosting this exhibition. You will need to upgrade to an Enterprise plan to submit your claim.
Claims are one of the many safeguards in place on UntitledDb that preserve the integrity of the information on our platform.For additional information on claims, click "Learn more."
Editing is restricted
A reputation of 20,000 or higher is needed to edit posts created by other users.
Familiarize yourself with our platform by creating new posts and watching your favorites. You'll reach a reputation of 20,000 in no time.
This is one of the many safeguards in place on UntitledDb that preserve the integrity of the information on our platform.
Account access options
Log in and connect with the art world
By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
or
Account access options
Sign up and connect with the art world
By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
or
Account access options
Expand your reach with UntitledDb Pro
By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
or
Account access options
Grow your institution's reach and impact with UntitledDb Enterprise
By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
or
Sign up for UntitledDb Pro to unlock this feature