New Normalism is a term that changes almost every time we use it. At the time of the Open Call in April, New Normalism was part of an idealistic narrative of change. Over the months, we’ve learned that Covid-19 will be around for a while. Meanwhile, New Normalism has been claimed by both left and right, without giving proper directions of what it should or could be. In the fourteen selected One Minutes, the confusion of the pandemic is tangible, it is hard to get a grip on something so vast and still unknown. But together, and placed in associative order, they make for a clear voice. Images reveal what words cannot contain.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:
Finn Borath & Laila Claessen, Wishing Well, 2020
Peter Vadocz, Mission COVID-19, 2020
Pedro Fonseca, Hang in There, 2020
Louisa Vergozisi, Basement No. 182, 2020
Ariela Bergman, I touched the future, 2020
Anuka Ramischwili-Schäfer, corridors, highways, 2020
Marnix van Uum, Untitled, 2020
Emanuele Dainotti, Smelten, 2020
Sonja van Kerkhoff, New Normal, 2020
Danielle Imara and Yolande Brener, Y&I go outside, 2020
Fabian Landewee, Spotless, 2020
Anet van de Elzen, Adem Telt, 2020
Jeroen ter Welle, Sky travelling, 2020
Alejandra Morote Peralta, Jurassic Park, 2020
