The exhibition 'Foreigners Everywhere' aims to elevate the voices of underrepresented artists from the Global South, indigenous communities, and marginalized groups in contemporary art.
This year’s exhibition showcases an unprecedented number of artists, totaling 331, which includes contributions from historical artists, many no longer living, bridging the past and present.
The curatorial approach eschews ostentation, allowing the artworks to breathe and communicate their significance through an encyclopedic display that connects themes of history and identity.
A striking mural by MAHKU symbolizes the exhibition's commitment to indigenous perspectives, inviting viewers to engage with alternative narratives of history and coexistence.
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