\nHighlights from our non-collection
\nCurators: Sala-Manca Collective<\/p>\n
Mame Moderne (\u201cModern Mother\u201d in Yiddish) is the name of the TATE Modern translated literaly and genderly to the Yiddish language (Tate means \u201cFather\u201d in Yiddish). In this salon we show a series of works which don\u2019t belong to us\u2014non-collectors of this non-collection. Maybe a reflection on art habits and rituals, maybe a negative of Museum, maybe a gallery in the local barber shop (or maybe not). While awaiting the hairdresser to hairdress you watching the process you are passing through in someone else (performance by Shira Borer), you can watch a TV film of a \u201cpatriotic\u201d recreation of the myths of the Golem (video by Adi Kaplan, Shahar Carmel, Yonatan Vinitsky, Noam Kaplan, and Etai Onik),\u00a0 hear the story of a Palestinian refugee from Ein Kerem told in the voice of a Jewish-Israeli artist (sound work and performance by Hadas Ofrat), watch a live streaming of barber shops and transformed urban areas in the conflicted Hebron (Heb2-live steaming), see a futuristic film about a post-IKEA society (Pil&Galia Kollectiv) and a still-video work about a sound researcher (Asaf Setty), observe a reflection on cultural treasures and ownership in a video of a film as a metaphor for cultural re-appropriation (Iris Pshedezki) and a woman and a tree that became one and stand alone (Tamar Shipony), hear classical English poetry translated from English into English through Babylon software (Sala-Manca) and foreign workers in Tel Aviv speaking the \u201choly language\u201d (Eran Sachs) , or buy MAME Moderne t-shirts designed by Einat Amir (einat amir)
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\nIn our 25m2 of Tate Modern we present the Mame Moderne Salon, with its waiting room composed of works presented in different projects curated by Sala-Manca since 2000, dealing (or not) with the topic of Identity Change.<\/p>\n
\nOn Sunday May 16 at 11:30<\/a>, a live performance of a love story between an orthodox Jew and a secret agent of the Mossad (Sala-Manca\u2019s live performance at the main stage 2010).<\/p>\n