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M+M: Fan of Man

Edited by Frederic Bussmann, Text by Sebastian Baden, Text by Frederic Bussmann, Text by Joanna Straczowski

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M+M, Marc Weis (*1965) and Martin de Mattia (*1963), process questions regarding architecture, ecology, politics, and the body. Since 2001, their Panic Room has been an installative stocktaking of social conflicts and their representation in the media. Along with the series in front and tessuti, it stands at the centre of the exhibition Fan of Man at the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz. The incorporation of the clashes in Chemnitz in the summer of 2018 as well as high-quality textiles used to stage political power gives rise to an up-to-date reflection on the manipulative language of the media. Text in English and German.

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