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    • Silent Land

    Date:
    5 November up to 17 December 2022
    Location:
    → Lumen Travo Gallery
    Lijnbaansgracht 314
    1017 WZ Amsterdam
    Open:
    • Thursday 13:00—18:00
    • Friday 13:00—18:00
    • Saturday 13:00—18:00
    Admission
    With ticket
    Open today from 13:00 to 18:00

    Lumen Travo Gallery is proud to present the new group show “Silent Land”, featuring the work of Razia Barsatie (SR), Monali Meher (IND), Otobong Nkanga (NG) and Mariëlle Videler (NL).

    In a context where human actions seem to speak more loudly and violently than thousands of years of natural evolution, this exhibition aims to set the stage for a conversation in which man and nature can take equal part.
    The four selected artists offer their hands, voice and sensibility to address very urgent issues such as sustainability, identity, migration and the endless cycle of exploitation of natural resources.

    This show will be running until 17 December 2022.

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