Naama Tsabar on view at CAPC, Bordeaux, France

From July 4, 2025, to January 4, 2026, Naama Tsabar will be among the participating artists in L’Invention du quotidien, a group exhibition at CAPC in Bordeaux. 

 

The artists featured in the exhibition find new ways of inhabiting the world by working within the margins and interstices of everyday life. They engage with common objects and tools, repurposing and reclaiming them; they work with fragile, unstable materials, precarious situations, shifting environments, and undervalued forms of labor. Their works make tangible the multiple, unstable, and entangled worlds that people continue to quietly build together.

 

While much recent art has looked to speculative or science fiction as a way to envision the future, L’Invention du quotidien takes a different approach, grounding its inquiry in the overlooked, fragile, and shifting aspects of the present. In response to mounting ecological, economic, and institutional crises, the artists in the exhibition develop alternative ways of working and living—often collaborative, improvised, and deeply attentive to context.

May 7, 2025