Museum MACAN announces 'Where Are We in Time' exhibition for 2026
Museum MACAN has unveiled its first exhibition season for 2026, titled 'Where Are We in Time', featuring contemporary and historical artworks.
Exploring history and memory
The upcoming exhibition serves as a platform to examine the complex relationship between history, memory, and power. Curators have selected works that investigate how these three elements actively shape the landscapes and social structures inherited by modern generations.
By juxtaposing historical pieces with contemporary creations, the showcase aims to highlight the continuous evolution of societal structures. The collection explores the ways in which past events continue to exert influence over current political and cultural environments.
Navigating global uncertainty
A central theme of the 2026 season focuses on the concept of navigating an increasingly uncertain world. The exhibition provides a space for viewers to reflect on the fluidity of time and the shifting nature of global stability.
Through diverse artistic mediums, the exhibition addresses:
- The impact of power dynamics on historical records.
- How personal and collective memory defines cultural identity.
- The methods individuals use to find orientation within rapid global changes.
The exhibition is part of Museum MACAN's ongoing commitment to presenting thought-provoking contemporary art that engages with pressing global themes. It seeks to provide a multi-faceted perspective on the human condition in a period of transition.