White Hole Gallery is a platform devoted to the production and dissemination of critical investigations into the relationship between technology, authority, the landscape and everyday life. It operates through an international network of people invited to curate one month-exhibition, combining strategies of artistic practice and journalism to investigate, document and debate the forces (visible and invisible) which shape society and geopolitics. The space functions as a remotely-controlled micro-gallery. Borrowing from physics doctrine, the space operates as a read-write device that cannot be entered from the outside, although matter and light can escape from it. It projects critical debate, often confined to the online realm, into the public domain. The network of people contributing to the gallery operates as a peer-to-peer system, exchanging, producing or commissioning new contents that is fed into the network through a Dropbox folder activating and controlling the gallery from distance. White Hole Gallery will last one year.
