Protocinema presents Hale Tenger’s installation We didn't go outside; we were always on the outside/ We didn't go inside; we were always on the inside, 1995, consisting of an old wooden guard-house surrounded by a barbed wire fence. The work, created on the occasion of the 4th Istanbul Biennial, is now exhibited for the second time here in New York with Protocinema.

​Visitors are invited to enter the ‘isolation zone’ fenced in area as well as the guard-house. Inside the house is a small seat, and many printed images of the nature from around the world, an inner world of fields, waterfalls, idyllic bays. There is also a tiny transistor radio playing music from the 90’s.The radio is significant because when the work was created “it was only a year since the radio broadcast had been released from state monopoly; and the broadcast in the house is reminiscent of radio days past.” Exhibition can be visited during 14th May- 13rd June.