Daniel Tuomey—Control Centre Charlois

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Pallas Projects/Studios, Thursday 23rd March - Saturday 8th April

Pallas Projects/Studios are pleased to present Daniel Tuomey—Control Centre Charlois the first exhibition of our 2023 Artist-Initiated Projects programme.

For this exhibition Daniel Tuomey gathers a body of work which uneasily layers roleplaying games with the alienation of life under bureaucratic biometric capitalism. This layering is staged in Charlois, the neighbourhood in the south of Rotterdam where the artist has lived for the past seven years.

Charlois—an area traditionally occupied by dock workers, immigrants and squatters—is currently the target of a public-private gentrification project. Dutch government rezoning incentivises and supports the work of unscrupulous private housing developers. In game design terms: a process of weaponised worldbuilding.

The exhibition transforms Pallas into a remote operation station for the neighbourhood: a space flickering between harbour control centre and teen gamer’s bedroom, a traditionally gendered enclave in crisis, a desperate altar to the mastery of space.


Date:
Thursday 23rd March - Saturday 8th April
Time:
12.00pm
Price:
Free
Address:
Pallas Projects/Studios, The Coombe, The Liberties, Dublin, Ireland

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