The exhibition Borderlines was curated by Nathanael Dorent. Opening Event 11th of November 7 – 10pm
5 Blenheim Crescent, London W11 2EE link

“Border Lines brings together a network of artists, architects, and others whose recent
works are engaged in original forms of transnational social activism. The exhibit includes
manifestos for design proposals, performance art videos, and development programs.
Technologies, politics, and territories come together in a network of projects involving
social and geopolitical borders throughout the world. All projects are federated by the
Space for Human Rights organization which seeks to contribute to the development of
Human Rights by extending the field to new territories and linked practices, reassembling
and contributing to a global culture of Human Rights.
Curated by Nathanael Dorent (Space for Human Rights), Melissa Woolford (NOUS Gallery),
showing Association Kalanke, Association Flux, Architecture for Humanity (UK), Peter
Macapia (Labdora) + Abbey Dubin, Skylar Tibbits, Maxime Aumon Bemelmans, Arnaud
Depeyre, Martial Coudamy, Martina Bjorn, Scenography by Labdora Paris (Marie Corbin,
Nathanael Dorent).”