OVERSEAS, a group exhibition curated by Galini Notti

The exhibition showcases works by: ​Kostas Bassanos, Pantelis Chandris, Sister Corita, Anastasia Douka, Dora Economou, Aikaterini Gegisian, Maria Karantzi, Maria Loizidou, Foteini Palpana, Aliki Panagiotopoulou, Rallou Panagiotou, Ilias Papailiakis, Paris Petridis, Ruth Proctor, Frances Rich, belit sağ, Pascal Sébah, Nikos Velmos Artists’ books and editions: Bianca Casady & Anne Sherwood Pundyk, Daniel Gustav Cramer & Haris Epaminonda, Rafaela Drazic, Aikaterini Gegisian, Guerrilla Optimists, Effie Halivopoulou, Sharon Kivland, Georgia Kotretsos, Tim Lahan, Callum Monteith, Elisabeth Ida Mulyani, Jennifer Nelson & Dimitri Kotsaras, Τhe Otolith Group, Aliki Panagiotopoulou, Kyrillos Sarris, Andreas Sell, Agathe Snow, Clare Thornton & Paul Hurley, Khee Siong Tian The exhibition reflects upon the present conditions and contemporary history through different moments in the history of the College. It examines displacement both in a literal sense, as a move from one place to another, as well as in a metaphorical sense, as part of the educational process which often involves a move through doubt and questioning of one’s certainties. The exhibition explores the multiplicity of and shifts in identities, shaped by gender, origin, labor, and education. It investigates the role of the image in shaping representations. Finally, the exhibition approaches predetermined limits and borders as points of negotiation in a search for means of resistance to oppressive conditions.