Constructed by means of language and representation, identities are not a stable unity, but a changing thread of ideological positions built as a temporary meeting points of subjects and codes on the crossroads of different social formations and personal histories.  The exhibition tries to mark the charm of discrete resistance to routine (small scale) or oppression (large scale). It is about anxieties, frustrations and misunderstandings, but as well as dealing with problems with irony and humour. This is what places artistic practices into the area of the everyday and its transformation into visual language. By diverse strategies artists create an individual language, establishing relationships towards artistic, institutional and non-institutional context, showing the symbolic capital of society's fetishes and values, individual and collective actions or struggles.

CLUE(LESS) as strategies of subtle resistance explores how contemporary artists represent a subjective fragmented mosaic structure of the world through strategies of fragments, repetition and montage displaying banality of everyday activities that by slipping signifiers took a critical position spiced with irony and humour.  Subjective imagination and modes of resistance are inscribed within spatial and temporal discontinuities that attempt to establish the disconnected relations between expectations, gestures and negotiations, providing new imaginative paths and possibilities of traveling through a fixed itinerary of everyday reality. 

CLUELESS exhibition brings together works by thirteen international artist that critically investigate questions of individual and collective existence and indicate personal or social commentaries in the background of our common daily lives. Employed strategies are related to historical context of conceptual and feminist art practices, that opened a model of  understanding and communicating a  part of contemporary artistic production, taking into consideration self-referential, performative and body based practices, and the “revolutionary power of womens laughter” as a hommage to it's  heritage and legacy. / B.B and L.T/