What is transgression?
The limit of the existence is an attempt to think the life events outside the coordinates that are defined by the subject, the dialectic, and the idea in general. Contemporary politics create transgressive events that impact humanity, while politics in itself is transgression, which constrains society to resist and fight. Concurrently, contemporary art is often a reflection of this fact - racism, nationalism, terrorism, colonialism, conflict - we are surrounded by anxiety and fear. 
T/R/N/S/G/R/S/S/V P/L/T/C/S is an exhibition that will include works by artists who actively investigate the notion of transgression through various forms. Such is the practice by James Oberhelm, which is based on considerations of the geopolitics of the Middle-East. Russell Haswell contraposes his ideas of “challenge” and “extreme” to world/art conventions. Liv Fontaine rethinks “gender” as a transgressed paradigm of certain stereotypes. Anna Studinovskaya questions the concept of post-racism as a way to overcome racism through rethinking the paradigm of blackness. Richard McMaster and Rudi Brito in their sonic practice re-explore sound as a political approach used to control crowds through club music and shopping malls play-lists. Reouth Keren and Mikhail Sokovikov both examine how surveillance economy impacts our perceptions through digital manipulation and societal control.