Taking notes is a common activity applicable to numerous sets of circumstances. Our exhibition entitled 'aide-mémoire', a French term that translates as an 'aid to memory' often pertaining to notes, presents a collection of photographs, videos and sculptures that can elicit subjective responses from spectators. Many of the artists in this exhibition reference memories that are personal or collective, showing how they can be recorded or fictionalised through aesthetic creation.
Paysages tremblants (Beirut) / Trembling Landscape Beirut, Ali Cherri, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Paysages tremblants (Algiers) / Trembling Landscape Algiers, Ali Cherri, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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I Carry My Flame, Ali Cherri, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Wanderers, Jumana Manna, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Mes Amis, Adel Abdessemed, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Already Been in a Lake of Fire, Walid Raad, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Nabih Awada’s Letters from Family and Friends, Akram Zaatari, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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House and Trees, Youssef Kamel, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Tempietto in Rome, Youssef Kamel, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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You Never Left, Youssef Nabil, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Heap 1, Mohammed-Said Baalbaki, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Heap 2, Mohammed-Said Baalbaki, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Heap 3, Mohammed-Said Baalbaki, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Volleyball, Khaled Jarrar, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Absence - Diptych, Nedim Kufi, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Absence (Diptych), Nedim Kufi, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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One Hand Cannot Clap Alone, Mohammed-Said Baalbaki, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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You Are Still Here, Mona Hatoum, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Three People, Seif Wanly, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Rue de la Liberté, Tangier, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Telephone Books, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Telephone Books, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Telephone Books, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Telephone Books, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Telephone Books, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Telephone Books, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Telephone Books, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Telephone Books, Yto Barrada, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Source Lumière, Ziad Dalloul, From the collection of: Barjeel Art Foundation
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Credits: Story
Curator: Mandy Merzaban
Assistant Curator: Suheyla Takesh
Credits: All media
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