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Risquons-tout (“let’s risk everything”) exhibition at WIELS

by Vincent

Risquons-tout is an ambitious thematic group exhibition at the Wiels Museum in which 38 contemporary artists explore risk, the unpredictable while using unexplored alternative rules. Much of it revolves around transgressions and the changes that digital culture and artificial intelligence bring in our consciousness and imagination.

Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“Worms everywhere” by Nora Turato
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre

“Dead Fox” by Lydia Ourahmane

Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“The Blind Leading the Blind #48” by Peter Buggenhout
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“A Marvellous Entanglement” by Isaac Julien
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“Selfie” by Manuel Graf
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“Forced Love” by Irène Kanga
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“Forced Love” by Irène Kanga

Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“Forced Love” by Irène Kanga
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
During the 2016 labor day parade in Manila, protestors called for higher wages and the end to American Imperialism in their country. They also condemned the policies of president Benigno Aquino III and burned an grotesque effigy depicting him as a butcher.
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Ogun, Ogoun, ou Ogou, ou Gou, mon Dragon” by Julien Creuzet
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Homage to Muzharul Islam, pioneer of modern architecture by artist Shezad Dawood
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Close-up on multi-medium artwork by UK-based Shezad Dawood
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
The Mother of David & Goliath” by  Lebanese artist Mounira Al Solh
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
 “SICK SAD WORLD” by Tarek Lakhrissi
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre

Wonders of the Moon – A Thousand Years of Sleepwalking” by Iranian artist Sina Seifee

Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
2nd hand car recycling routes to sub-Saharan Africa installation by artists Lydia Ourahmane and Alex Ayed
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
The Mother of David & Goliath” by  Lebanese artist Mounira Al Solh
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre

Untitled work on rope focus by artist and sculptor Bernd Lohaus

Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Installation view by Melike Kara
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“Sanjabi (Tribe)” by Melike Kara
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“My beloved wild valley” Close-up on wallpaper by Melike Kara
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
The Mother of David & Goliath” set by Lebanese artist Mounira Al Solh
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre

in 2016 street artist Chris Devins launched a GoFundMe page to finance a mural on the facade of the building where Michelle Obama grew up. After raising $12 000, he unveiled a portrait of the first lady as an Egyptian Queen.

Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
catwalk-like installation created from a discarded gym floor by artist Suchan Kinoshita
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
False poster by Evelyn Taocheng Wang
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“Blue Grid Test” by UK artist and curator Lubaina Himid
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
“Blue Grid Test” by UK artist and curator Lubaina Himid
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Close-up on “Blue Grid Test” by UK artist and curator Lubaina Himid
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
The Mother of David & Goliath” set by  Lebanese artist Mounira Al Solh
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Ogun, Ogoun, ou Ogou, ou Gou, mon Dragon” by Julien Creuzet
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Window
Risquons-Tout | WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
The Mother of David & Goliath” set by  Lebanese artist Mounira Al Solh

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