Kader Attia’s exploration of the complexities of the postcolonial experience resonates with contemporary discussions on cultural identity and historical narratives.

Exhibitions at the MUAC, México City & the Museum Amparo showcase a multidisciplinary artistic approach, offering installations, sculptures, and multimedia works.

His artworks have been showcased in major international venues: the MoMA (New York), Tate Modern (London), Centre Pompidou (Paris) etc., reflecting his global influence and the universal relevance of his themes.

Kader Attia’s practice fuses rigorous scholarship with bold critique, diving deep into the layered complexities of the postcolonial condition and uncovering how trauma and aesthetics intertwine in modern history. He calls for a transformative shift in how we relate to cultures, traditions, and objects—asserting repair as a central social and artistic gesture in our global experience. This exhibition catalog offers a succinct yet compelling narrative of Attia’s most recent work, grounded in a political-theological lens on modernization. He weaves together stories that span animism and creative resilience across territories disrupted by colonial forces. The works simultaneously evoke spiritual modes of redemption and deliver a powerful critique of the myths underpinning modernity.