The MCCA Collection, Revisited

Description

The exhibition "The MCCA Collection Revisited" is an ongoing project designed and developed by Isabelle Uyaralaaq Avingaq Choquette from the Avataq Cultural Institute during her scholarship. Through her research and curatorial work, Choquette approaches the collection with a fresh perspective, highlighting new narratives, relationships, and cultural contexts that invite visitors to reconsider familiar works. Dialogue is at the heart of the project - between the past and the present, artworks and the public, as well as institutional collections and living knowledge systems. During guided tours and informal discussions, the curator provides insight into her working process, the questions shaping her approach, and the perspectives influencing her interpretation of the collection. Throughout May, the exhibition space will also serve as a platform for exchange. Visitors are invited to participate in conversations, meetups, and networking opportunities aimed at encouraging the study of the exhibited works, stimulating reflection, and strengthening social engagement. Note: This text was translated by an automatic translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Exhibition by Isabelle Uyaralaaq Avingaq Choquette
• Dialogue between past and present
• Guided tours and informal discussions

General Information

The "The MCCA Collection Revisited" exhibition takes place at the Museum of Contemporary Circumpolar Art in Bern. This project invites visitors to rediscover artworks through new narratives and cultural contexts, while fostering exchanges and reflections on contemporary art.

Location

Stadtbachstrasse 8A, 3012 Bern, Switzerland

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