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Although not all of Melik Ohanian's work is devoted to the Armenian genocide, part of his artistic body of work deals forcefully and emotionally with its memory and history. As part of the Nuit blanche, the Shoah Memorial will present a series of works evoking this part of the artist's memorial and personal history.

 

Three works will be presented in the crypt: the impressive Concrete Tears installation, specially redesigned for the exhibition; an evocation of Les Réverbères de la Mémoire, whose controversy will take it from the Venice Biennale to Geneva's Parc Tremblay; and Pulp off, which questions the meaning and power of text and its destruction. This ensemble of works will be complemented by an outdoor projection and the broadcast of a documentary presented by the artist for the first time at the Auditorium.

 

The works in the exhibition will be on view in the crypt until June 25, 2023, and from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. on June 3 as part of the Nuit blanche.

 

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