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Past Exhibition

Paviljon Marinum.

Tūrei 14 Hūrae -
Hātarei 8 Ākuhata

Tuesday 14 July -
Saturday 8 August

2009

Paviljon Marinum

Located in the Darkside Gallery: Boris Dornbusch's single channel video Paviljon Marinum depicts a meeting in a former Yugoslavian children's camp.

Boris Dornbusch's single channel video Paviljon Marinum depicts a meeting in a former Yugoslavian children's camp. The video was recorded on an island off Croatia during the artist's visit to his home country in 2008.

Presented alongside Cathy Helps Interface and Justine Walker Is this Enough? These exhibitions explore lives lived through, constructed by or remembered because of the screen.