Opening Night — Allen-Golder Carpenter
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What gets to be remembered—and who decides?
TICK TACK is proud to present Sojourn, the first Belgian solo exhibition by Allen-Golder Carpenter.
Allen‑Golder Carpenter (b. 1999, Washington, D.C.) is a gender-nonconforming interdisciplinary artist, designer, poet, author, and activist. Drawing from rap culture, found objects, writing, film, and performance, Carpenter’s work interrogates memory, systemic violence, and cultural erasure—especially as experienced by Black communities in the United States.
Inspired by Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, the exhibition spans all three floors of TICK TACK, weaving together a site specific installation, a short story, and film into a haunting meditation on what we choose to remember—and what gets left behind.
Who gets a monument? Who gets forgotten? And who decides?
With this project, Carpenter continues to challenge how we assign value to memory, and who is permitted to leave a mark.
You know what time it is.
TICK TACK is proud to present Sojourn, the first Belgian solo exhibition by Allen-Golder Carpenter.
Allen‑Golder Carpenter (b. 1999, Washington, D.C.) is a gender-nonconforming interdisciplinary artist, designer, poet, author, and activist. Drawing from rap culture, found objects, writing, film, and performance, Carpenter’s work interrogates memory, systemic violence, and cultural erasure—especially as experienced by Black communities in the United States.
Inspired by Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, the exhibition spans all three floors of TICK TACK, weaving together a site specific installation, a short story, and film into a haunting meditation on what we choose to remember—and what gets left behind.
Who gets a monument? Who gets forgotten? And who decides?
With this project, Carpenter continues to challenge how we assign value to memory, and who is permitted to leave a mark.
You know what time it is.
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