Organized by William Olander

"Memory. It is unstable, fragile and problematized. At present, it is not a matter of whether or not one is capable of remembering, but of what is remembered and its relation to what is not remembered, or to its 'reality.' History. It is no longer constituted by the facts but by just so many memories, informed not by events but by their representations.

-William Olander, The Art of Memory/The Loss of History catalogue.