Exhibition
Quantum / Quàntica
10.04.19 24.09.19
Venue
CCCB, Barcelona, Spain
Tags
Art commissions, Collaboration

The exhibition Quantum gives us the keys to understanding the principles of quantum physics, and it does so through the joint creative work of scientists and artists. The project invites the public to browse freely, to awaken their curiosity, and to critically evaluate the new paradigms of modern science.

Quantum physics describes the fundamental laws of the world that remain hidden from the senses. It is the human theory that most accurately describes nature today. In many respects, it is a surprising theory, subject to criticism and of great philosophical scope.

First, ten artistic projects show how the impact of quantum physics goes beyond the realm of science. Then, nine windows introduce laboratory research work and present visitors with the intellectual achievement represented by the theories of physics in contact with the scope of advanced experiments.

The union of these two itineraries, the artistic and the scientific, creates a multifaceted scenario that raises new questions and connections, helping us to comprehend an apparently invisible reality and the impact it has on our lives.

Curator/s
Mónica Bello, José-Carlos Mariátegui, José Ignacio Latorre (Scientific advisor)
Support
Quantum/Broken Symmetries was co-produced by Arts at CERN, Geneva; FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology, Liverpool); Arts at CERN, Geneva; CCCB (Centro de Cultural Contemporania de Barcelona); iMAL (interactive Media Art Laboratory, Brussels); and LLU (Le Lieu Unique, Nantes)
Art Commissions (10)
Supralunar
Juan Cortés
2018
one1one
Hrm199 (Haroon Mirza and Jack Jelfs)
2018
The Holographic Universe Theory of Art History (THUTOAH)
Suzanne Treister
2018
Scalar Oscillation
Diann Bauer
2018
The View from Nowhere
Semiconductor
2018
CØSMIC STRIKE
Lea Porsager
2018
Cascade
Yunchul Kim
2018
A State of Sin
James Bridle
2018
We aren’t able to prove that just yet, but we know it’s out there
Yu-Chen Wang
2018-2020
Stealing One’s own Corpse (an alternative set of footholds for an ascent into the dark) – PART 3
Julieta Aranda
2018
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
Quantum, installation view, CCCB, Barcelona, 2019. Photo: La Fotografica
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Links (2)
Quantum
CCCB
Quantum / Broken Symmetries
Arts at CERN
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