Thaïs Lenkiewicz, Dougal Verinder Gedge, János Brückner, and Karin Ferrari
Stealth


12 September 2024 – 1 February 2025

The living exhibition Stealth will unfold at Verdurin in the autumn and winter, inviting an expanding roster of artists to promote conspiracies or debunk conspiracy theories. The exhibition’s artist roster will expand continually until the project’s end. This page will be updated as the exhibition evolves.

Artworks will engage in a conspiracy of their own, challenging the relationship between aesthetic stimuli and notions of reality. If conspiracy theories emerge when the official narrative fails, what role does art play in fuelling or suppressing alternative constructions? Is contemporary art itself part of the narrative failure?

Stealth is part of a season of events examining the aesthetic dimension of conspiracy and conspiracy theories. The cycle responds to the increasingly seductive power of conspiratorial ideas over the populace at a time of a crisis of meaning.

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  • Thaïs Lenkiewicz

    Thaïs Lenkiewicz collages science fiction, religion, conspiracy theories, game shows, and prehistory.

  • Dougal Verinder Gedge

    Dougal Gedge’s practice reflects a reality experienced compulsively online.

  • János Brückner

    János Brückner is an artist working in installation, video, and painting.

  • Karin Ferrari

    Karin Ferrari is an artist exploring ‘trash mysticism’.


  • 9/11 Watch Party

    11 September 2024

    Join Verdurin for the as-seen-on-TV event of the year and experience again the fear, tears, and paranoia of the live news channel analysis and raw unedited footage of the disaster. 

  • Cells and Salons

    30 October 2024

    Cells and Salons plants the seed of aesthetic desires and watches them give rise to new worlds. It extends the invitation to conspire and theorise to both faithful and aspiring members of Verdurin’s petit clan. 

  • Paranoia

    1 February 2025

    Why do so many artists and writers gravitate towards conspiracy and intrigue as a metaphor for aesthetics?


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