This small “satellite exhibition” consisted of six works on monitors, and one projection. The idea was to present to the population of the university’s cultural studies program, and especially the large group of students in the MA program of curatorial studies directed by Dorothee Richter, an example of how to curate, or more modestly, put together a group of videos so that they become a meaningful ensemble. Given the young and academic audience we selected from the Madame B Project works related to the theme of love, its illusions, and the dangers of falling blindly for its lures and allures. For us this was also a nice counterpoint to the exhibition in Tallinn, which we had focused on the capitalism and consumerism.
The show runs until February 28th 2014.

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Michelle is the current featured artist for the programme, held at Tate Britain in early 2014. More info here. 

"Emotions and Capitalism", a satellite exhibition of the Madame B Project, opens at the Vaal Gallery in Tallinn on 17 January 2013.

Michelle and co-director Mieke Bal will attend the opening of the show in the Estonian capital, which is a scaled-down version of the 19-screen installation show that had its first exhibition at the Sztuki Muzeum in Łódź, Poland, in December 2013. 

More info here (Estonian).