Winnie SeifertPaulina SemkowiczKleine Liebe (Little Love)

'Kleine Liebe' (Little Love) is a performative happening that takes place outside of the gallery space using the gallery's car as a display and a room in which Winnie Seifert (artist), Paulina Semkowicz (artist), and Laetitia Gorsy (gallerist) are working a day long with artworks realized and picked-up for the event. The curatorial process developed by the gallerist wants to feature the artists and their practices which are meant to communicate and interact together during the time of the event.

Putting the concept of 'exhibition space' outside the frame, re-thinking the white cube, thinking in Plein-air… Displaying paintings and challenging the aura of the canvas; performing like in Hollywood. This is what 'Kleine Liebe' (Little Love) wants to showcase. The inspirations come from common car culture and road-movies passion. Overmore showcasing the artworks, we want to showcase what happens also behind the scene, who are the artists, how we are working together, what is our mood. The gallery She BAM! exhibits women artists only, a place where we aim to reveal once again the necessity to give place and voices to women artists. ‘Kleine Liebe’ (Little Love) is thought like a happening, where during one day, we tell the story of an exhibition and we think about it outside our usual environment… Like on a movie or theater set, we let the artworks, the installation, and the collaboration shine.

The full exhibition has been shooted by the photographer Jamal Cazare.