We Will Move to the Land of Birds as a Flock of Previous Humans

I think Fleetwood Mac would be very happy with the title of this exhibition. Now, let’s talk business: The Otolith Group makes public moments from their ongoing research about tactics and strategies of anti-imperialist internationalism deployed by the Women’s International Democratic Federation at the height of the Global Cold War from 1945-1943. there you have it. They exhibit at the larger than life white cube of Green Grassi but...

Do I wanted the original archival material? Maybe.

Do the big size photos work well? Yes with such space.

I was missing some sound or video? Definitely. Hearing the WIDF voices would be super powerful.

Did the two artworks help with the narrative? Absolutely, because if not, you may be a bit lost.

A political reproduction of bulletins, newspapers, leaflets, photographs and illustrations produced by the WIDF for their conferences back then is there along with, right in front and pretty much with the same size, a dramatisation of the declarations, resolutions, appeals, slogans, and statements from their founding.

The show had a very minimal display, sort of creative, and straight to the point. Do I wanted more? Yes! I am looking forward to seeing the final research.