The performative installation "tangerine" deals with the so-called Susurluk car crash of 1996, which had a lasting impact on society and politics in Turkey as it revealed the existence of a triangular network of organized crime, politics, and state. While passing through various stations in the room, Kunak revisits the imagery that this event has generated, ranging from newspaper reports to a soap opera or film. These intermingle with abstract notions of the idea of innocence in relation to loss, grief, heartbreak and psychosis.
We kindly ask you to reserve a spot to help us estimate attendance. Reservations are not required for entry.
This event will take place at Shedhalle. Opening hours that day are 14:00-22:00.
photo credits: 'tangerine' photo by Jiri Abendt, courtesy the artist Göksu Kunak
