Dates:
- Di., 28. Juli 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Mi., 29. Juli 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Do., 30. Juli 2026, 11:00–20:00
- Fr., 31. Juli 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Sa., 1. Aug. 2026, 11:00–16:45
- Di., 4. Aug. 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Mi., 5. Aug. 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Do., 6. Aug. 2026, 11:00–20:00
- Fr., 7. Aug. 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Sa., 8. Aug. 2026, 11:00–16:45
- Di., 11. Aug. 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Mi., 12. Aug. 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Do., 13. Aug. 2026, 11:00–20:00
- Fr., 14. Aug. 2026, 11:00–18:00
- Sa., 15. Aug. 2026, 11:00–16:45
In close relation with their family history and cultural heritage, the three artists use portraiture as tool for representing collective identity, but also as an instrument for critically re-examining history and reclaiming it for the present. Egyptian artist **Lina Geoushy** revisits and reclaims pioneering female figures in her country’s history, whilst casting a lucid and critical look at the Egypt's current problems. **Sarah Jade Sullivan** focuses on the young generation living in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, , a territory with which she has important family and personal ties, exploring the ways in which these young people navigate a still very present colonial heritage, and difficult economic conditions. **Farren van Wyk**, a South African and Dutch artist, takes as her starting point the violent and colonial political history of her two countries of origin. Her portraits of herslef with her family revisit the iconographies that have accompanied this history, whilst forming their own personal homage to being mixed. Collectively, these projects form the exhibition Minor Tides, a title that alludes to currents that can appear almost imperceptible, but are in fact part of a deep underlying movement, a sign of profound change. **Opening** Wedn...
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Image credit: Sarah Jade Sullivan, Hairouna
Source: Event information supplied by Ville de Genève (official OpenAgenda).
