Sanatoorne Atmosfäär | Sanatorium's Atmosphere

Näitus räägib kasulikkuse ja kahjulikkuse ambivalentsest iseloomust. Täpsemalt keskendub näitus sanatooriumi mõiste ajaloole ja tähendusele, sanatooriumide ajaloole ja funktsioonidele. Rohkem kui muutumatut kohta, mis toetab aja peatumist lõputu ravikuuri ajal, mõistetakse sanatooriumit näitusel kui liikumise kiirendit, osakeste vahetit.

24. oktoobril algusega kl 15 olete oodatud Kogo galeriisse Bruno Goosse kunstnikuvestlusele ning sellele järgnevale diskussioonile, mida modereerib Sara Bédard-Goulet.

Näitust toetavad Eesti Kultuurkapital, Tartu linn, Wallonie-Bruxelles International, Tartu Ülikooli Humanitaarteaduste ja kunstide valdkond, Pühaste pruulikoda ja Peninuki pruulikoda

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The Sanatorium Atmosphere is a solo show by the Belgian artist Bruno Goosse, which takes place at the Kogo Gallery in collaboration with Sara Bédard-Goulet, Professor of Romance Studies at the University of Tartu Faculty of Arts and Humanities. The exhibition is based on her research, which explores the life-changing potential of arts. The project also includes a conference and a doctoral workshop taking place at the University of Tartu and exhibitions at Tartu Art House and the University of Tartu in November.

→ On Saturday, October 24, starting at 3 pm, you are welcome to the Kogo Gallery for a short presentation by Bruno Goosse and a subsequent discussion moderated by Sara Bédard-Goulet. The event will be held in French with Estonian translation.

The exhibition talks about the ambiguity or the limit between what is harmful and beneficial. It looks at Sanatorium's history, functions and meanings. More than an unchangeable place supporting the suspension of time during the never-ending recovery, a sanatorium is considered here as an accelerator of movement, an exchanger of particles.

Graphic Design by Aleksandra Samulenkova.