EXHIBITION

C.R.E.A.M.S.* and Friends is a collective exploration of value and the weight money holds in one’s pockets. Through a series of installations and collaborative works, this exhibition expands the traditional concept of cash and explores the shifting nature of currency in an evolving society.

The common contradictions of the modern economy—where wealth can be both hyper-visible and entirely abstract—urge us to question the role money plays within our lives. With works providing a tongue-in-cheek economic critique of a form of social power, the exhibition taps into humanity’s invisible ties that bind our identity to our net worth.

C.R.E.A.M.S.* and Friends creates a sanctuary for alternative narratives, allowing viewers to reconsider their relationship with cash and what truly is a primary currency for human connection. By blurring the lines between a gallery space and a fun fair, this exhibition invites you to reconsider the value of your version of "cream" and find answers within the exchange.

C.R.E.A.M. an acronym for “Cash Rules Everything Around Me”. The term was created by Raider Ruckus, while in the studio during the recording of the 1993 Wu-Tang Clan album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).

Participating artists:

Teebai

Sliz

Ernest Zacharevic

Trexus

Tazone

Zungaila

Fakhthat

Gutface

Thomas Powell

Tupperware Noise

Kira

Eyes