Join Basic Talks: Alice Rekab, an enlightening event featuring renowned artist Alice Rekab. Taking place at the prestigious Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin 1, this talk provides a unique opportunity to engage with Rekab's captivating artistic perspective. Rekab, a visual artist based in Dublin, delves into the intricate world of cultural and personal narratives, exploring the notions of identity, family, and nation. Through her thought-provoking work, Rekab presents a fresh lens on the interconnectedness of the body, familial relationships, and the spaces we occupy.

Through various mediums such as film, performance, image, and sculpture, Rekab crafts new narratives and objects that offer a glimpse into the intersectionality of human experiences. Notable projects include Ricochet #14 Museum Villa Stuck in Munich (2021), Two External Light Sources At The Same Time TBG+S (2019), The Nomoli/Father talk at the VERY Project Space in Berlin (2019), and The Open Object at the Stanley Picker Gallery in London (2018).

Basic Talks, a collaboration between Basic Space and the Hugh Lane Gallery, aims to provide a platform for leading contemporary practitioners to share their insights and expertise. Curated by Basic Space, this series of talks features artists, curators, writers, and critics who generate meaningful discourse on the creation, presentation, and interpretation of art.

Make sure to mark your calendars for this unmissable event on March 8, 2024. Admission is free, but booking in advance is recommended due to limited availability. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this enlightening experience. Tickets will be on sale starting from February 9, 2024, at 00:00.

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