Registers: My Garden's Boundaries Are the Horizon

That different editors will approach their tasks differently in the museum is unavoidable. Yet this is all the more reason for criteria to be applied consistently and, even more important, that they be explained and their logic made accessible to users. The key to the catalogue entries found below outlines the selection criteria for inclusion into one of the three separate registers in the catalogue raisonné, and elucidates the individual categories.

Martín La Roche Contreras

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Born in Santiago Chile (1988), he is a visual artist living in Amsterdam. His works often find their starting points from existing collections of objects and memories, archives as modes of storytelling which he reassembles into installations, performances or publications.

Musée Légitime
Good Neighbour
To see the inability to see

Muro Sur

Past: the Musée Légitime was presented for the 10 years celebration of TALKER, the interview zine about performance by Giles Bailey, with the launch of TALKER No. 16 and live performances by Giles Bailey and the Musée Légitime.

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San Serriffe

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Design by Astrid Seme Studio, site by Ezekiel Aquino

My Garden's Boundaries Are the Horizon, 2024-2025

An exhibition by To See the Inability to See, de Appel, Amsterdam.

My Garden's Boundaries Are the Horizon, 2024-2025

Featured in the show are works by Arefeh Riahi, Martín La Roche Contreras, Maartje Fliervoet, Kader Attia, Kasra Jalilipour and Seba Calfuqueo, as well as a selection of historical objects.

My Garden's Boundaries Are the Horizon, A Porous Reader to Unguard the Garden, 1403 (Iranian year calendar)

Publication by To See the Inability to See (Maartje Fliervoet, Arefeh Riahi, Martin La Roche), de Appel, Amsterdam.

My Garden's Boundaries Are the Horizon

An exhibition by To See the Inability to See, de Appel, Amsterdam.

My Garden's Boundaries Are the Horizon

Featured in the show are works by Arefeh Riahi, Martín La Roche Contreras, Maartje Fliervoet, Kader Attia, Kasra Jalilipour and Seba Calfuqueo, as well as a selection of historical objects.