Bouchra Khalili at the CAAC
The Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo (CAAC) in Seville takes a look into migratory crises and refugees through the work of Bouchra Khalili. The exhibition, which showcases the most complete and organised collection to date regarding the French-Moroccan artist, features videos, photos and silk screens... Tracing an extensive journey through the work of an artist committed to the most immediate present¿
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Relating to countries and borders. Relating to colonialism and the struggle for freedom... Relating to utopias at odds with reality¿ Relating to physical and mental geographies and how we cannot turn our back on dreams¿ This is precisely what Bouchra Khalili talks about in the collection housed at the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo in Seville. "Illegal immigration is told in the first person. From an existential point of view, what they are living, what they are feeling, what is happening to these people who embark on these long journeys", explains Juan A. Álvarez Reyes, director of the CAAC and commissioner of the exhibition. The exhibition, which showcases the most complete and organised collection to date regarding the French-Moroccan artist, features videos, photos and silk screens... Tracing an extensive journey through the work of an artist committed to the most immediate present.
