Address:
WH 5, 4 19 Street, Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz
Working hours:
Monday – Friday 12 PM – 8 PM
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Schedule a private viewing:
+971501886034
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WH 5, 4 19 Street, Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz
Working hours:
Monday – Friday 12 PM – 8 PM
Saturday & Sunday by appointment only
Schedule a private viewing:
+971501886034
info@inlocogallery.com
Useless Palace
Group Exhibition
Useless Palace pop-up exhibition showcased works by an international group of ten artists created during an artistic intervention in the Mleiha Desert in Sharjah, UAE. Each artist selected a site within the abandoned village, drawing inspiration from its unique surroundings to craft their pieces. Exploring themes of nomadism, discovery, and connections to the past, the artists assume the roles of desert wanderers, archaeologists, and modern storytellers. Through their creations, the exhibition transforms the desert landscape into a space of artistic reflection and exploration.
Useless Palace was realized by a team of ten like-minded international urban artists brought together by Inloco Gallery, including 10.203 CREW, Anton Selone, Filippo Minelli, Lokher, and Neda Salmanpour. The self-curated exhibition features canvases and sculptures created during the intervention in the desert, as well as found objects and digital works produced with the assistance of AI technologies.
Useless Palace was realized by a team of ten like-minded international urban artists brought together by Inloco Gallery, including 10.203 CREW, Anton Selone, Filippo Minelli, Lokher, and Neda Salmanpour. The self-curated exhibition features canvases and sculptures created during the intervention in the desert, as well as found objects and digital works produced with the assistance of AI technologies.
Location
Inloco Gallery, WH 5, 4 19 Street, Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz
Inloco Gallery, WH 5, 4 19 Street, Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz
Date
January 28 – March 30, 2023
January 28 – March 30, 2023
Сomposition of artists
Useless Palace
Group Exhibition
Group Exhibition
Date: January 28 – March 30, 2023
Location: Inloco Gallery, WH 5, 4 19 Street, Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz
Useless Palace pop-up exhibition showcased works by an international group of ten artists created during an artistic intervention in the Mleiha Desert in Sharjah, UAE. Each artist selected a site within the abandoned village, drawing inspiration from its unique surroundings to craft their pieces. Exploring themes of nomadism, discovery, and connections to the past, the artists assume the roles of desert wanderers, archaeologists, and modern storytellers. Through their creations, the exhibition transforms the desert landscape into a space of artistic reflection and exploration.
Useless Palace was realized by a team of ten like-minded international urban artists brought together by Inloco Gallery, including 10.203 CREW, Anton Selone, Filippo Minelli, Lokher, and Neda Salmanpour. The self-curated exhibition features canvases and sculptures created during the intervention in the desert, as well as found objects and digital works produced with the assistance of AI technologies.
Location: Inloco Gallery, WH 5, 4 19 Street, Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz
Useless Palace pop-up exhibition showcased works by an international group of ten artists created during an artistic intervention in the Mleiha Desert in Sharjah, UAE. Each artist selected a site within the abandoned village, drawing inspiration from its unique surroundings to craft their pieces. Exploring themes of nomadism, discovery, and connections to the past, the artists assume the roles of desert wanderers, archaeologists, and modern storytellers. Through their creations, the exhibition transforms the desert landscape into a space of artistic reflection and exploration.
Useless Palace was realized by a team of ten like-minded international urban artists brought together by Inloco Gallery, including 10.203 CREW, Anton Selone, Filippo Minelli, Lokher, and Neda Salmanpour. The self-curated exhibition features canvases and sculptures created during the intervention in the desert, as well as found objects and digital works produced with the assistance of AI technologies.
