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TOPOPHOBIA : the fear of space
13 Jan-19 Feb 2012
Danielle Arnaud
London SE11 6SF
Overview
TOPOPHOBIA is a group show featuring the work of ten artists. The fear of place and the manifestation of this in contemporary art is the territory for TOPOPHOBIA. As an anxiety disorder, this phobia is understood as an irrational dread of certain places or situations, yet, considered as a cultural phenomenon topophobia connects us to the existential human question of how each of us finds our place in the world. The exhibition and related publication take a look at the representation of place and space as threatened or threatening.
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