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Zineb Sedira

Working across photography, installation and film, Sedira draws upon her personal history and close connection to Algeria, France and the UK to explore ideas of identity, mobility, gender, environment and collective memory.
Throughout her career, Sedira has become a leading voice in addressing the question of what it means to live between different cultures, often bringing together autobiographical narration, fiction and documentary genres. This exhibition will focus on her ongoing investigation into the conditions of transnational trade, identity and migrant consciousness, within which the sea is a recurring motif.
About the artist:
Zineb Sedira (born 1963, Paris), lives in London and works between Algeria, Paris, and London. Recent solo exhibitions include Bildmuseet (Umeå, Sweden, 2021), SMoCA (Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art) (US, 2021), Jeu de Paume (Paris, 2019), IVAM'Institut Valencià d'Art Modern (Spain, 2019), Beirut Art Center (Lebanon, 2018), Sharjah Art Foundation Art Spaces (UAE, 2018), Art On the Underground (London, 2016). She has previously shown in institutions such as Tate Britain, Centre Pompidou, Mori Museum, Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Musée d'Art Moderne of Algiers, Brooklyn Museum, Mathaf ' Arab Museum of Modern Art, Gwangju Museum of Art, and MMK Museum für Mordern Kunst, as well as in biennials and triennials, including the Venice Biennale (2001 and 2011), the Triennial for photography and video at the Institute of Contemporary Photography in New York (2003), the Sharjah Biennale (2003 and 2007), the Folkestone Triennial (2011), New Orleans' international art exhibition (2017) and the Liverpool Biennial (2021).
Sedira represented France at the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia (2022) and was awarded a special mention for her exhibition titled Dreams Have No Titles.
Opening Times:
Tuesday-Sunday 11am-6pm, 8pm on Thursday.
Image Credit:Zineb Sedira, Sea Rocks, 2011-2022. Courtesy of the artist and Kamel Mennour, Paris and Goodman Gallery, London.
Information published by Leisure and Culture Dundee.
Free, drop-in.
Dates
Friday 2nd June 2023 11:00am
Saturday 3rd June 2023 11:00am
Sunday 4th June 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 6th June 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 7th June 2023 11:00am
Thursday 8th June 2023 11:00am
Friday 9th June 2023 11:00am
Saturday 10th June 2023 11:00am
Sunday 11th June 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 13th June 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 14th June 2023 11:00am
Thursday 15th June 2023 11:00am
Friday 16th June 2023 11:00am
Saturday 17th June 2023 11:00am
Sunday 18th June 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 20th June 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 21st June 2023 11:00am
Thursday 22nd June 2023 11:00am
Friday 23rd June 2023 11:00am
Saturday 24th June 2023 11:00am
Sunday 25th June 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 27th June 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 28th June 2023 11:00am
Thursday 29th June 2023 11:00am
Friday 30th June 2023 11:00am
Saturday 1st July 2023 11:00am
Sunday 2nd July 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 4th July 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 5th July 2023 11:00am
Thursday 6th July 2023 11:00am
Friday 7th July 2023 11:00am
Saturday 8th July 2023 11:00am
Sunday 9th July 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 11th July 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 12th July 2023 11:00am
Thursday 13th July 2023 11:00am
Friday 14th July 2023 11:00am
Saturday 15th July 2023 11:00am
Sunday 16th July 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 18th July 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 19th July 2023 11:00am
Thursday 20th July 2023 11:00am
Friday 21st July 2023 11:00am
Saturday 22nd July 2023 11:00am
Sunday 23rd July 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 25th July 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 26th July 2023 11:00am
Thursday 27th July 2023 11:00am
Friday 28th July 2023 11:00am
Saturday 29th July 2023 11:00am
Sunday 30th July 2023 11:00am
Tuesday 1st August 2023 11:00am
Wednesday 2nd August 2023 11:00am
Thursday 3rd August 2023 11:00am
Friday 4th August 2023 11:00am
Saturday 5th August 2023 11:00am
Sunday 6th August 2023 11:00am
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