"Your fear is an external object," says Anikó Erdősi, the curator of the exhibition, entitled t.error. It includes photographs, drawings, prints, video installations and documentations of actions and performances from South Africa, the United States, Columbia, Finland, South Korea, Pakistan and Hungary. They radically dissect the clichés to present a fresh picture of terror.
Siemon Allen brings to the exhibition a wall of nationalist collectors' cards from the United States. They show the tools of war, politicians and war slogans intended to encourage national pride...especially for children between 8 and 14 years.
The Finn Jari Silomäki shows "personal war stories of an outsider" - images that show the aftermath of war, in the minds of those who have never lived through one as well as in the bullet marks on a wall.
The Ukrainian-American Bryan Zanisnik presents an extraordinary document of home film footage of his own grandmother playing hit man and soldier, made when the artist was just thirteen.
