Past Exhibition / Slavs and Tatars
Gallery 2: Made in Germany
September 18 – October 22, 2016
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Slavs and Tatars, Reverse Dschihad (Arabic and Russian), 2015, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made in Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made in Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made in Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made in Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made in Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made in Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Reverse Dschihad (Urdu and Tatar), 2015, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made In Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made In Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Not Maui, Not Medina (Triangulation Series), 2011, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made In Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, Made In Germany, Installation view
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Slavs and Tatars, PrayWay, 2015, Installation view
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Gallery 2: Slavs and Tatars, Made in Germany
When we think of foreign powers in the Middle East, we often think of France, England or the United States. For their second exhibition at The Third Line, Made in Germany, Slavs and Tatars look to the unlikely story of German Orientalism and what it can tell us about Europe’s contemporary relationship to Islam.
A rare, original copy of the publication will be presented for the run of the exhibition.
To mark their tenth year of practice, Slavs and Tatars will present a mid-career retrospective at three institutions: CCA Ujazdowski, Warsaw; CAC Vilnius, and Salt, Istanbul.
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