Decorative Exhibition
Decorative ExhibitionLe Havre
Artists Emmanuelle Gall and Ari Hamot have taken over the Maison de l'armateur, a mansion built with wealth from the transatlantic slave trade. Their installations of archives, collages, and sculptures make visible a repressed history and invite reflection on colonial slavery's echoes today.
Tips
June 12 at 1:45pm
Two artists reclaim a 19th-century slave trader's mansion, filling its cabinets and closets with archives, collages, and sculptures that make visible the erased lives of the enslaved. A haunting, necessary confrontation with colonial history that invites collective reckoning.
Le Havre
Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionArtists Emmanuelle Gall and Ari Hamot have taken over the Maison de l'armateur, a mansion built with wealth from the transatlantic slave trade. Their installations of archives, collages, and sculptures make visible a repressed history and invite reflection on colonial slavery's echoes today.
Tips
June 12 at 1:45pm
Two artists reclaim a 19th-century slave trader's mansion, filling its cabinets and closets with archives, collages, and sculptures that make visible the erased lives of the enslaved. A haunting, necessary confrontation with colonial history that invites collective reckoning.