“Demolition/Escape” at Fluentum, Berlin

“Demolition/Escape” at Fluentum, Berlin, explores themes of movement, inversion, and porosity through video and sound. This exhibition offers a powerful lesson for emerging women artists, particularly with the return of Tina Keane’s *Escalator* (1988). Fully restored and exhibited for the first time in over thirty years, Keane’s work is a testament to the enduring vision and lasting impact of women artists. Her rediscovery underscores that your artistic contributions have profound value, regardless of immediate recognition. This blend of historical depth and contemporary new commissions by Hilary Lloyd and James Richards inspires reflection on artistic legacy, the power of persistence, and the potential for your work to resonate across generations. — Source: Mousse Magazine

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