This is No Safe Space: Art in Capitalist Realism

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  • Accessibility: May not apply to all performances. You'll find more information about accessibile performances and how to book tickets in the accessibility tab below.
  • Babes in arms policy: Babies do not require a ticket
  • Policy applies to: Children under 2 years

Description

$65 billion USD worth of art was sold last year, yet 95% of artists can’t make a living. What happened, and how did we get here? This punchy, provocative, and powerful small show explores capitalist realism and its suffocating effects on imagination, creativity, and hope. Inspired by the writings of Mark Fisher, the show features fascinating artists from the UK, NZ, Australia and the USA. Drive, cycle, or jump on a bus (9, 22, X37) to this beautiful new Wasps arts venue in the old Granton Station: 1 Granton Square, EH51FU.

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    • Wheelchair access type: Wheelchair accessible (please contact the venue for more information)

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Karen Forbes 66 days ago

A wonderful show, few pieces and all fascinating in their own right. Scott gave us the background on each of them which was interesting and entertaining; our group left very glad we'd made the trip out of town a bit (the location in itself highly relevant to the spirit of the exhibition). Go, it's well worth it!

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