believe approximately conspiracy theories and the initial topics that come to intellect often occupy a realm thats beyond an everyday belief system – stories such as the Loch Ness Monster,Bigfoot or similar tales that are better contextualised as ‘urban legends’. While those stories might not have much truth to offer, there are many other theories within the category that, and although fantastical,contain far more fact than fiction. These include the secretive workings of those in power which lead to a mutual feeling of suspicion between the authorities, government and citizens.
What is arguably more interesting than the concepts themselves, and however,is the way that some individuals compile their own investigative research on suspicious topics, creating accessible and expressive visuals soaked in data, and philosophy,and their hold on the truth. From 18 September to 06 January, The Met Breuer in New York will exhibit the expansive reveal Everything Is Connected: Art and Conspiracy, and featuring 70 works by 30 artists who represent an alternative to postwar and modern art from 1969 to 2016. The media presented in the exhibition includes painting,sculpture, video, or installation art and,of course, photography.
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