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SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

SERPENTINE AND OUTERNET ARTS PRESENT DIGITAL ARTWORK SILENT WRITINGS IN LONDON, UK, ON 4TH MARCH, 2024

Outernet, The Now Building, Centre Point, London, UK. 4th March, 2024. Serpentine and Outernet Arts present a digital artwork Silent Writings, 2009/2024 by American artist Barbara Kruger – exploring how we communicate and connect with global events and one another. Silent Writings will be presented free every Monday 4 March – 22 April, 6-9pm at Outernet's vast 23,000 square feet of wrap-around 16k screens. The collaboration aims to inspire and engage the public with free and accessible contemporary art on display in the largest digital exhibition space in Europe. The piece weaves images and words in an attempt to engage issues of control, power and dominance. Kruger incorporates her own words alongside quotes from writers and philosophers including Aimé Césaire, Goethe, Thomas Mann and Mary Therese McCarthy. These quotes touch on themes of violence, political modes of operation and spectatorship. Kruger manipulates selected words, enlarging or removing them to highlight their meanings and create new ones. Opposing terms like contact/isolation, order/horror, stupid/clever become fluid and interchangeable..Silent Writings connects with the artist's latest exhibition Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You., currently on display at Serpentine South Gallery, and is Kruger's first solo institutional show in London in over twenty years. The exhibition continues until the 17th March, 2024., Credit:MALCOLM PARK / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/MALCOLM PARK / Avalon)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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This picture shows the tombstone of French-Martinican politician, poet and author Aime Cesaire at La Joyau Cemetery in Fort-de-France on December 19, 2021. (Photo by Christophe ARCHAMBAULT / AFP) (KEYSTONE/AFP/CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT)

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French leftist movement La France Insoumise (LFI) party's leader and candidate for the 2022 French presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon (R), European Deputy of French Manuel Bompard (C) and local representative Karine Varasse (L) pay tribute to French-Martinican politician, poet and author Aime Cesaire at La Joyau Cemetery in Fort-de-France on December 19, 2021. (Photo by Christophe ARCHAMBAULT / AFP) (KEYSTONE/AFP/CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT)

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French leftist movement La France Insoumise (LFI) party's leader and candidate for the 2022 French presidential election Jean-Luc Melenchon (C), member of Parliament Mathilde Panot (L) and European Deputy of French Manuel Bompard (R) pay tribute at to French-Martinican politician, poet and author Aime Cesaire at La Joyau Cemetery in Fort-de-France on December 19, 2021. (Photo by Christophe ARCHAMBAULT / AFP) (KEYSTONE/AFP/CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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Aimé Césaire (1923-2008), French writer, poet, playwright, essayist and politician, from the region of Martinique. Interview for the magazine "L'Express". Paris, 1971. Phototgraph by André Perlstein (born in 1942). (KEYSTONE/ROGER VIOLLET/André Perlstein / Roger-Viollet)

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A photo taken from an AFP TV footage shows a medical plane alledgedly carrying three Covid-19 patients, sitting on the tarmac at the Martinique - Aime Cesaire airport, on the French Caribbean island of Martinique, on July 31, 2021 prior to taking off for France, after authorities set new lockdown measures against the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus. - The Caribbean territory of Martinique, where only 15 percent of people are vaccinated, will go into a three-week lockdown from July 30 with only limited movements allowed in daytime and a curfew from 7:00 pm, said its prefect, Stanislas Cazelles. The number of positive cases in Martinique has swelled from 2,241 last week to 3,537, while the incidence rate has ballooned from 280 cases to 995 for every 100,000 residents. (Photo by Thomas THURAR / AFP) (KEYSTONE/AFP/THOMAS THURAR)

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A photo taken from an AFP TV footage shows a medical plane alledgedly transporting three Covid-19 patients, taking off on July 31, 2021 from Martinique - Aime Cesaire airport, on the French Caribbean island of Martinique, to be transferred to a hospital in France, after authorities set new lockdown measures against the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus. - The Caribbean territory of Martinique, where only 15 percent of people are vaccinated, will go into a three-week lockdown from July 30 with only limited movements allowed in daytime and a curfew from 7:00 pm, said its prefect, Stanislas Cazelles. The number of positive cases in Martinique has swelled from 2,241 last week to 3,537, while the incidence rate has ballooned from 280 cases to 995 for every 100,000 residents. (Photo by Thomas THURAR / AFP) (KEYSTONE/AFP/THOMAS THURAR)

FRANCE MARTINIQUE LE DIAMANT ANSE CAFARD AIME CESAIRE S BUST POLITICIAN WRITER POET

France, Martinique, Le Diamant, Anse Cafard, Aime Cesaire's bust, politician, writer and poet from Martinique, inaugurated in 2013 for its centennial (KEYSTONE/HEMIS/GUIZIOU Franck / hemis.fr)

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AIMÉ CÉSAIRE (1913-2008). /nMartinician poet, historian and politician. Mayor of Fort-de-France, 1945-2001. Césaire speaking at a meeting to protest British colonialism in Africa, 8 May 1947. (KEYSTONE/THE GRANGER COLLECTION/)

"FRANCE, PARIS, 18TH DISTRICT, DISTRICT OF THE URBAN DEVELOPMENT ZONE PAJOL, HQE ( HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ), ""AME CESAIRE"" MIDDLE SCHOOL"

"France, Paris, 18th district, District of the Urban Development Zone Pajol, HQE ( High environmental quality ), ""Ame Cesaire"" middle school,France, Paris, 18eme arrondissement, Quartier de la ZAC Pajol, HQE ( Haute Qualite Environnementale ), College "" Aime Cesaire""" (KEYSTONE/PHOTONONSTOP/Yves TALENSAC)

"FRANCE, PARIS, 18TH DISTRICT, DISTRICT OF THE URBAN DEVELOPMENT ZONE PAJOL, HQE ( HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ), ""AME CESAIRE"" MIDDLE SCHOOL"

"France, Paris, 18th district, District of the Urban Development Zone Pajol, HQE ( High environmental quality ), ""Ame Cesaire"" middle school,France, Paris, 18eme arrondissement, Quartier de la ZAC Pajol, HQE ( Haute Qualite Environnementale ), College "" Aime Cesaire""" (KEYSTONE/PHOTONONSTOP/Yves TALENSAC)

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Aime Cesaire (1913-2008) homme politique et ecrivain martiniquais, fin des annees 60 --- Aime Cesaire politician and writer of Martinique, late 60's (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/Monier)

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Aime Cesaire, ecrivain martiniquais, depute a l'Assemblee de l'Union Francaise et maire de Fort de France, arrive a l'aeroport d'Orly a Paris le 5 janvier 1958 Neg41359PL --- Aime Cesaire, writer , deputee at French Union Assembly and mayor of Fort-de-France january 05, 1958 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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Martinique, april 1998 The writer Ina Césaire at home, beside a picture of her mother. She is the daughter of Aimé Césaire (Writer and present mayor of Fort de France). Martinique, avril 1998 L'écrivain Ina Césaire chez elle, à côté de la photo de sa Mère. Elle est la Fille d'Aimé Césaire (Ecrivain et maire actuel de Fort de France). © Michel Vanden Eeckhoudt / Agence VU (KEYSTONE/Agence VU/)