His solo exhibition, 'The Future of Yesterday', at The Goma in Madrid, runs until 22 October.
However, its proponents hope that the Goma agreement does at least provide a framework for discussing the problems in Kivu.
The refugees were Hutus who had been in the Goma camps after fleeing Rwanda following the 1994 genocide.
Congo is home to one of the largest, most expensive peacekeeping operations in the world, with more than 1,000 blue-helmeted troops in the Goma area.
He added that there would be no negotiations until the rebels, known as M23, were 12 miles outside "the Goma city limit".
A man was waiting for us on the tarmac of the Goma airport; we saw him as soon as we stepped out of the plane.
Undeniably, the authority of CSG and the GoMA producers comes into question as soon as they start denying access to elements of a programme.
Annan's successor, Ban, ran into the same threats from New Delhi when he tried to remove the Indian UN commander after the Goma debacle.
This is day two of Chilli Con Carner, a new initiative Ben is working on with the Goma Collective, a social enterprise focusing on creative projects.
In the literature of aid work, the U.N. border camps set up after the Rwandan genocide, and particularly the Goma camps, figure as the ultimate example of corrupted humanitarianism — of humanitarianism in the service of extreme inhumanity.
A statement issued by the United Nations peacekeeping mission said "populated areas and U.N. troop positions have been directly targeted and hit by indiscriminate mortar fire" in the Goma area since Wednesday.
