Descripción de la Exposición
"Someone has said: culture is anti-gravitational. And that is what the famous image that closes the first chapter of 2001 Space Odyssey reveals to us: a bone thrown by a hominid, which in its ascent towards the skies is transformed into a spaceship. From that part of matter that was once animated and which is at that moment ripped from the Real — an object turned into a tool that becomes a weapon, a primitive technique that becomes a mobilising image — one can intuit the gesture that established the forward movement of the entire anthropological machine and the establishment of an irreducible distance between human beings and nature".
In gravitas, by David Revés
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David Revés (Lisbon, 1992), curator, writer, and researcher. Currently attending the Master of Communication Sciences - Contemporary Cultures and New Technologies (FCSH - UNL). Master's degree in Artistic Studies (FBAUP). As a curator, he has developed several projects, such as: Isabel Cordovil x GAS, The Sunlight Will Break The Party, currently at Rua das Gaivotas 6, Lisbon; Carlos Nogueira, "wind shadows. between waters", Fundação Arpad Szenes - Vieira da Silva, Lisbon; "a body, a river", group show at Galeria Liminare, Lisbon; Rodrigo Gomes, "Whispering Mirrors", Carpintarias de São Lázaro, Lisbon; "A Hunted Time", group show at Casa do Capitão, Lisbon [co-curated with Nicolai Sarbib]; among others. He was chief curator and programmer at Galeria Painel, Porto (2016-2018), curator-in-residence at DIDAC Foundation, Santiago de Compostela, ES (2019), and part of the curatorial team of CINENOVA - Interuniversity Film Festival (2020-2021). He regularly develops a critical and essayistic activity with which he collaborates for specialized magazines, artist books, academic editions and seminars.
Exposición. 17 nov de 2024 - 18 ene de 2025 / The Ryder - Madrid / Madrid, España
Formación. 23 nov de 2024 - 29 nov de 2024 / Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (MNCARS) / Madrid, España