On the occasion of the inauguration of the exhibition The Invisible Resistance of Everyday Life II: Equivoque, with works by Kim Schoen and Aitor Lajarin, we had the opportunity to listen in conference curator Juan Fabuel explaining the conceptual context in which it occurs and some details of interest to situate its significance and relevance right now.
With the participation of Maria Jose Martinez de Pison, professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts of San Carlos Valencia and member of the Board of Trustees of La Posta Foundation and Guillem Cervera Pascual, founder and Secretary of the Board of Trustees of La Posta Foundation.
You can see a fragment of the video of Kim Schoen: Second Oldest Amusement, 2015
