Olivia Gilmore

Olivia Gilmore is a postgraduate student of History and Philosophy of Art, living in Paris. She is an artist and curator.
Attending the vernissage for RosTA in person both shocked and soothed, the show resembling a highly consumable piece of mass media, read hesitantly after we removed our masks in the early autumn sun. Hard and steely like the Soviet hammer and sickle, RosTA served danger, sex, agitprop; the denouement, gratis galette, and Nero d’Avola.
Installation view: RosTA, New Galerie, Paris, 2020. Courtesy New Galerie. Photo: Aurélien Mole.
Over 30 artists focus their attention on human crises in the Arab world and the global ecological emergency at large, while the exhibition itself sparks outrage for its partnership with the Qatari-state-run MATHAF: the Arab Museum of Modern Art.
Sara Ouhaddou, Sin ithran, ur mqadan, rousn / Deux astres, au déséquilibre, se brulent, 2020. Circular stained glass, cedar wooden frame, steel strapping, 130 centimeters & 230 centimeters. Exhibition view, Our World is Burning, Palais de Tokyo. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Aurélien Mole

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