Based on around 40 international positions, the exhibition traces for the first time in a German museum the emancipation of the shadow as an image-producing, yet always media-reflexive theme within contemporary art. It examines the spectrum of shadow worlds, ranging from the existential to the threatening to the political. The shadow is where the absent and the present meet. It symbolically and immaterially refers to the existence of the material world and at the same time also contains its extinction. It belongs to the body, from which it is at the same time always at a distance. It is a trace that, like photography, functions as an index and at the same time is a projection surface that claims its own reality. In this context, the shadow can be read on the one hand as a metaphor for the crisis of the subject, but also as an important indicator of a reality beyond the superficially visible.
With the aim of producing photographic documentation of its living traditions, which are included in the inventory of the Vaud's intangible heritage, the Canton of Vaud has entrusted six photographers, selected by competition, to produce original projects. In this exhibition, Thomas Brasey, Olga Cafiero, Sarah Carp, Matthieu Gafsou, Yves Leresche and Romain Mader reveal the result of their photographic investigation before their pictures become part of Photo Elysée's collection.
curated by Marta Smolińska
curated by Paola Jasso
The Villa Datris Foundation invites to discover the work of 64 committed women artists from around the world, showcasing works that question major contemporary issues. Feminists, ecofeminists, human rights advocates, activists against racism, and champions of bodily autonomy, the selected artists are deeply engaged in ongoing, essential struggles.
The exhibition highlights the invisibilization of women and the persistence of their battles, reminding us how crucial it is to protect hard-won rights. ENGAGÉES also aims to raise awareness where many fights are still to be fought.
curated by Danièle Marcovici and Stéphane Baumet
An exhibition to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the museum, with works from the recent museum acquisitions.
curated by Nicolas Surlapierre with Yuan-Chih Cheng, Anaïs Linares and Margaut Segui.
exhibition curated by Sophia Pompéry and Anna Borgman
A proposal by Alejandra Riera, Laurence Vidil, Samuel Garland eand Nicolas Charbonnier.
exhibition located at Onsite Gallery, curated by Magda González-Mora.
The artworks in "Fortitude/Fragile" advocate for change and understanding, accentuating the strength of human spirit and the efficacy of decisive actions. They underscore the importance of regenerative learning and cultivate an atmosphere steeped in mutual respect and tolerance.
image: Anila Rubiku, Hope is the thing with feathers", 2022, Collage and pencil drawing on vintage pantone paper, recycled ombrella iron stems.
curated by Gordana Stanisic
installation "Projection" in the room Beuys (room 14, 4th floor)
80 double portraits, projection on veils.
The installation of "Projection", a work made in 1988 by Anne Deguelle, is exhibited in the room Beuys in the Museum of Modern Art at Centre Pompidou (room 14, 4th floor)
Collection MNAM Centre Pompidou. © anne deguelle Adagp 2024
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the 60th edition of the biennale is organised by a 3 curatorial teams:
Lorenzo Balbi & Dobrila Denegri: for the project Trace
Matthieu Lelièvre & Maja Kolarić: project Aesthetic(s) of Encounter(s)
Lina Džuverović, Emilia Epštajn & Ana Knežević: project Hope is a Discipline
The Switzerland's biggest biennial of visual arts is back with its unique concept: site-specific outdoor and indoor photographic installations in Vevey's streets and parks, on the facades of its building, in its museums and galleries, and even on Lake Geneva. To be discovered free of charge throughout Vevey.
(dis)connected: the theme of the Biennial Images Vevey 2024 explore one of the major issues of our time – the great divide created by digital technologies between past and present. The projects presented aim to create links between a certain nostalgia for the past and curiosity about an uncertain future. With this in mind, some fifty national and international photographic projects will be presented, playing on the feelings of connection and disconnection between tangible reality and digital fantasy.
Indoors and outdoors, throughout the city of Vevey, artistic proposals play on the feeling of connection and disconnection between tangible reality and digital fantasy.
video screenings curated by Arie Amaya-Akkermans.
Artists: Gregory Buchakjian & Valérie Cachard / Leyla Cárdenas / Huniti Goldox / Lamia Joreige / Mudassir Sheikh
The concept of ‘deep time' in archaeology is as old as the idea of antiquity, born in the 1860s,
but it has become widespread today in ecology and landscape archaeology, due to the impact of
GIS (geographical information systems), and LiDAR images (light detection and ranging),
identifying previously unknown features of archaeological sites, using a combination of archival
and public domain images and artificial intelligence. In landscape ecology, we hear often that
due to the ‘time depth available from the archaeological record', long-term processes can be
studied at a variety of temporal and spatial scales. But what exactly archaeologists mean by
‘time depth' is far less understood. Chilean archaeologist Cristián Simonetti wrote in 2014 that,
as we move deeper in time, we do not know with precision which direction is implied in this
depth: Is it running downwards, moving backwards, going up vertically, or moving forward?
The passage of time is well conceptualized in stratigraphy as a vertical column, but does this
time column move from top to bottom or the other way around? What happens when the time is
out of joint, and the layers become inverted, or suddenly go missing? The video screening
series is inspired by Colombian artist Leyla Cárdenas' video ‘Interpretation of Deep Time, First
Attempt' (2017) that articulates time as a multidirectional function of the real, physical space. In
the video, the upside down view of a rammed earth wall in the outskirts of Bogotá, is a physical
stratigraphy of time, not simply as a result of erosion, but of spatial and environmental violence.
The traces of human violence and destruction now have geological qualities that have left
permanent marks in the landscape. For Cárdenas, the wounded landscape is not simply a site
of damage, but also a historical and political condition of disorientation that unmakes any simple
passage between past and future.
In the series, “As We Move Deeper in Time: Persistent Landscapes”, we will be looking at video
practices in conversation with Cárdenas, that examine the problem of directionality in time, but
not in the abstraction of linear or metrical time, but rather, embedded in complex assemblages
between nature, culture, history and time, with a particular eye on postcolonial landscapes.
Either landscapes that stand for arenas of reflection for the experience of political violence, or
landscapes that themselves have become rapidly changed by aggressive transformations. In his
book, “Making Time: The Archaeology of Time Revisited” (2021), Gavin Lucas wrote, partially in
response to Simonetti, that movement in time is not only chaotic and unpredictable, but it can
also become suddenly multidirectional, pushing in different directions at the same time,
stretching temporality, and sometimes suspending it or collapsing it. Nature becomes a site of
tension, paradox and discontinuity....
Exhibiting in Tirana these reflections about political violence, either inflicted on the landscape
directly, or re-interpreted through the natural sublime, anchors the question of time depth in a
city undergoing brutal social, economic and political transformations, and which might become
eventually not only unrecognizable, but also unrememberable. The ability of the moving image
to use time as a physical force and sculpt it, even if only temporarily, connects history with
non-human elements as a continuous assemblage of materials, archives and present ruins.
With a greatly expanded notion of historical time, inherited from archaeology, the distant past of
nature might reappear in relative proximity to the political present, and crucially overlap.
Simonetti has called this process, ‘feeling forward into the past': “Concepts of time are not
abstract entities, fixedly stored in the mind, but sentient acts of conceptualization that depend on
the dynamic field of forces in which things and people become entangled.”
"Raising flags" is a longterm project by Museum In Progress by Alois Herrmann and Kaspar Mühlemann Hartl, displaying flags by more than 30 Artists in various venues. In 2024 the project is shown in Vienna, Stubenbrücke, India 3600 m above sea level in Ladakh and at “sommer.frische.kunst” in Bad Gastein, Austria.
artists : Thomas Bayrle, Minerva Cuevas, Shilpa Gupta, Peter Jellitsch, Miriam Jonas, Martha Jungwirth, Gerhard Kaiser, Samson Kambalu, Peter Kogler, Agnieszka Kurant, Jonathan Meese, Maurizio Nannucci, Olaf Nicolai, Sophia Pompéry, Haleh Redjaian, Christian Robert-Tissot, Eva Schlegel und Erwin Wurm
In this context, Sophia Pompéry created "Close to the wind". The term originates from the nautical world and means to take the wind as much from the front as possible. If you sail too close to the wind, the sails start to kill. They flutter like a flag on a mast; in a broader sense, the phrase means to take a risk, to be in danger, to defy the odds, to be on the brink (e.g. of ruin). The expression is often used to describe the aggressive course of a company. „CLOSE TO THE WIN(D)“ can therefore also be seen in an economic context. This is, of course, about the winnings, about profit. - But is growth possible without losses? The banner is an experiment that exposes the much-vaunted motto to the forces at work. - „Close to the wind“, not only in sports.
curated by James Putnam, Koen Vanmechelem and Michael Vandebril
curated by Jean-Marc Huitorel et Dominique Marchès
Exhibition on the theme of running and message. Running as a means of travel, and much more as an experience in its own right. With in particular an approach of the race as a carrier of message, where the race and its message appear inseparable.
Visionary artists reimagine the past, present alternate realities, and inspire audiences to create different futures. During the past few years, our world has been transformed by a global pandemic, advocacy for social reform, and political division. How have these extraordinary times inspired artists? Works by the 28 artists featured in New Worlds: Women to Watch 2024 explore these ideas from perspectives that shift across geographies, cultural viewpoints, and time.
Sophia Pompery represents Germany
An exhibition curated by Arnaud Cohen that problematizes and questions mass tourism.
Kosmatopoulos presents "Les Juilletistes", a series of photographs made on the island of Lesbos, Greece, not far fromTurkey. A touristic place which has an important camp of refugees.
The showcase at the Saudi Arabia Museum of Contemporary Art (SAMoCA), JAX District à Diriyah is an ode to the mysteries, possibilities, and intricate dimensions of darkness and the contemporary art practices surrounding different phases of the night.
Curated by Geraldine Bloch, it features over 30 artists from across the globe including France, Morocco, Tunisia, India, Japan, Argentina Pakistan, Croatia, Australia, and the UK, all brought together by the intricacies of their practice and their shared bond over the nocturnal landscape.
A group exhibition on Textile Abstractions from the Jorge M. Pérez Collection
exhibition curated by Alexandra Midal & Matthieu Orléan
"Espionage is no more reducible to a genre than it is to an artistic medium: always seeking to reinvent itself, it moves from literature to cinema (many of the films shown in the exhibition are adaptations of books by Ian Fleming, Graham Greene or Tom Clancy), and from design to contemporary art. The exhibition orchestrates visual proposals, playful or sometimes intentionally disturbing, of Canadian Rodney Graham, Ukrainian Boris Mikhaylov, French Julien Prévieux, Serbian Nemanja Nikolic, Lebanese Walid Raad (The Atlas Group), or the American Heather Dewey-Hagborg, who use their works of art to question cryptology, simulacra, and even brainwashing."
exhibition at 109 | Pôle de cultures contemporaines
Curator : Nathalie Amae
second part of the project "the wordl is all that is" initiated in 2022, focused here on its cosmogonic dimension.
curated by Emiliano Valdés, Ana Ruiz and Cristina Vasco
curated by Daniel Morgenthaler, Nathalie Killias und Cristiana Contu
Ever hear a joke you didn't get? And do you understand art – or is it all Greek to you? The real question is: What do we understand by understanding? At what point is something understood? And what do others, or the Other, have to do with my understanding or being understood?
Third edition of this biennial of scupltures
exhibition celebrating the 40th anniversary of the art center, presenting art works from the collection, curated by Henri Guette. Such as "Double Portrait Marcel Duchamp" by Anne Deguelle.
solo show by Sebastian Riemer with the series "press paintings", a series whose source images are retouched photographies that were retouched with paint before their publication in the press.
exhibition curated by Alexandra Midal & Matthieu Orléan
"Espionage is no more reducible to a genre than it is to an artistic medium: always seeking to reinvent itself, it moves from literature to cinema (many of the films shown in the exhibition are adaptations of books by Ian Fleming, Graham Greene or Tom Clancy), and from design to contemporary art. The exhibition orchestrates visual proposals, playful or sometimes intentionally disturbing, of Canadian Rodney Graham, Ukrainian Boris Mikhaylov, French Julien Prévieux, Serbian Nemanja Nikolic, Lebanese Walid Raad (The Atlas Group), or the American Heather Dewey-Hagborg, who use their works of art to question cryptology, simulacra, and even brainwashing."
This exhibition follows an artist's residency from April to July 2023.
In this multidisciplinary work, the artist presents a new video made of compilations of remixed images of lichens, seawater, surrounding lakes...
A vibrant tribute to the wealth of the marine ecosystem, always threatened by human exploitation. It includes an in-situ installation depicting an immersive imaginary forest, with totemic sculptures and some photographic compositions.
Exhibition curated by Cecile Bourre Farrell.
The seven artists evoke the question of the displacement of people and goods following conflicts but also the ecological disasters that people suffer.
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curated by Numa Hambursin et Amélie Adamo, this exhibition presents a large panorama of the young French figurative painting.
Exhibition presented at the Monash University museum In Caulfield, Australia curated by José Roca.
Building upon some of the Sydney Biennale's themes and concerns, the exhibition considers the migratory routes of waterbirds, recognises First Nations systems of celestial and seasonal mapping, and explores the potential and agency of natural elements, materials and cycles of growth, decay and regeneration.
curators: Akinbode Akinbiyi (artist and independant curator), Meriem Berrada (Artistic director, MACAAL, Marrakech), Tandazani Dhlakama (curator, Zeitz MOCAA, Cape Town), and Liz Ikiriko (artist and Curator of the Collections and Mediation at the art gallery of university York, Toronto) and the artistic director Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung
This 13th edition of the biennal will gather about 75 artists from the African wordl
"Morning Glory" is a project comissionned by the Foundation Faena in order to realze an immersive work on the beach of South Miami during the Miami art week.
This project won the first prize among 395 proposals from 72 countries, given by a jury composed by Cecilia Alemani (Curator of the 59eme Biennale of Venice); the artiste Alexandre Arrechea; Caroline Bourgeois (chief curator of Collection Pinault); the creator of cultural locations Ximena Caminos; Chus Martínez (Director of the Instituto d' Arte de l'Academie de Arte et Disegno FHNW from Basilea); José Roca (Artístic director of the 23rd Biennale of Sydney) and curated by Direlia Lazo.
Founded in 2012 and awarded biennially, the Faena Prize for the Arts recognizes artistic experimentation, encourages post-disciplinary and temporal exploration, and promotes inquiry into the multiple links between art, technology, and design. One of the Americas' most prestigious art awards, the Faena Prize for the Arts is offered to artists at all stages in their careers to engage in critical reflection on the present moment and its ever-changing nature, with Faena Art awarding the winner a total of $100,000.
The Faena Prize recognizes artistic experimentation encourages post-disciplinary and temporal exploration, and promotes inquiry of the multiple links between art, technology, and design.
show curated by Perica Donkov
exhibition curated by Alexandra Midal & Matthieu Orléan
"Espionage is no more reducible to a genre than it is to an artistic medium: always seeking to reinvent itself, it moves from literature to cinema (many of the films shown in the exhibition are adaptations of books by Ian Fleming, Graham Greene or Tom Clancy), and from design to contemporary art. The exhibition orchestrates visual proposals, playful or sometimes intentionally disturbing, of Canadian Rodney Graham, Ukrainian Boris Mikhaylov, French Julien Prévieux, Serbian Nemanja Nikolic, Lebanese Walid Raad (The Atlas Group), or the American Heather Dewey-Hagborg, who use their works of art to question cryptology, simulacra, and even brainwashing."
exhibition in the art center curated by Barbara Navi
invited curator : Arden Sherman - director of the Hunter East Harlem Gallery
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The exhibition gathers 18 contemporary artists and photographs who are inspired by the famous American photographer.
The exhibition was first presented at the Kunsthalle in Mannheim, DE , part of the Biennial of Photography curated by David Campany.
A biennale initiated by FRAC Centre Val de Loire, who invited about 50 female artists and architects.
solo show
curators Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath
Inspired by the abandoned building Musée Guimet, the Natural History Museum of Lyon, Leyla Cardenas proposed two works: Removed and Self-contained Withstander.
"Removed" is a site-specific intervention in which the building and the drawing have a ghost like presence, a presence that is seen as absence—which defines the nature and experience of a trace. The drawing of a building on a white wall has been meticulously removed until the floor was covered with layers of paint.
"Self-contained Withstander" reflects on what is really holding us and the spaces together. There is a layer of the fabric of reality that is elusive and fragile but ever present. The Musée Guimet could be seen as abandoned, a thing of the past, but it's our contemporary. Architecture transforms and changes with us and our temporalities but gives us the impression of everlasting solidity. It's an art form of transformation and not of permanence. The piece is also an example of profound dialogue and exploration of the spaces where the artist works, integrating a column in the room in the piece.
The exhibition at the Museum of Art Zapopan in Guadalajara features works from the collection of the Cisneros Fontanals Foundation.
curator: Jesus Fuenmayor
curators Yala Nadia Kisukidi and Sara Alonso Gómez.
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Within the framework of the inaugural event Train Zug Treno Tren, the exhibition organized by Photo Elysée, Crossing Lines, explores new approaches to railway history for over more than a century and a half, from the earliest train experiences in the 19th century to its uses today.
The exhibition first examines the interplay between the expansion of the railroad, the advent of the cinema and the creative endeavors of the artistic and literary avant-garde artists of the first half of the 20th century.
This exhibition is part of the new project Plateforme 10, a new district for art in Lausanne: next to the train station, two majestuous buildings and three museums create a dialogue between fine arts, photography and contemporary design.
curator Arden Sherman, HEHG - Hunter East Harlem Gallery.
Curator: Christoph Kohl
The photography exhibition "Menschen auf der Straße" (People on the Street) at the Märkisches Museum Witten focuses on the Street as a living space and a place for social interaction. It is a venue for performance and political motivation. On it, the complexity of human existence can be experienced and thus becomes a mirror of society.
19 artists invited to dialogue with two series by Thomas Struth and Toby Binder.
Markisches Museum is part of the RuhrKunstMuseen, association of museums in the Ruhr.
image : Tophane, 2012, UV-Print, 155 x 600 cm
Curators: Ingo Clauß and Janneke de Vries
The exhibition brings together more than 190 works from different eras and contexts and addresses both contentual and formal issues. Seven thematic areas formulate artistic approaches to depicting the human being, develop a current picture of Germany, engage in multifaceted play with everyday life or the medium of the book, and investigate minimalist tendencies, photographic procedures or aesthetic contradiction.
image: JOHNS, JASPER 1930 - "3FLAGS" 1958 3 AMER. PTG. ENCAUSTIC on CANVAS 30 7/8 x 45 1/4 PRIVATE COLL., series Stills, 2020, C-Print, 180 x 180 cm
Rivus is the theme of the 23rd Biennale of Sydney, one of the major biennale in the world, with José Roca as artistic director.
Rivus invites several aqueous beings into a dialogue with artists, architects, designers, scientists, and communities, entangling multiple voices and other modes of communication.
Rivers are the sediment of culture. They are givers of life, routes of communication, places of ritual, sewers and mass graves. They are witnesses and archives, our memory. As such, they have also been co-opted as natural avenues for the colonial enterprise, becoming sites of violent conflict driven by greed, exploitation and the thirst to possess. Indeed, the latin root rivus, meaning a brook or stream, is also at the origin of the word rivalry.
Paula de Solminihac shows two installations. The first one, at the Contemporary Art Museum, is a video installation with an artistic research on creative processes and transformations in nature. The other one is in a space called Cutaway: a large format hanging sculpture that has as its starting point the Fogcatcher project that was installed in the north in 2018 and that has been growing in size and in research towards other invisible sources of water such as fresh water from subway aquifers.
solo show curated by Marta Smolińska
The exhibition at the Wozownia Art Gallery in Toruń is the second individual presentation of Sophia Pompéry's works in this institution.
Pompéry, who constantly moves on the borderline between physical phenomena and a kind of minimalism, combined - paradoxically - with sensual and poetic saturation of the visual form. Exploring this work, we are constantly invited to ask questions about the nature of reality, the probability and (in)possibility of the phenomena shown. Pompéry tracks absurdities and paradoxes, visualizing what is often elusive to the eye, or confronting us with small errors, noticed in places where we would least expect them. Regardless of whether we are dealing with photography, video or site-specific objects or ready mades, we are confronted with paradoxes, illogic and lapses. By lapsus we mean any unintentional human error that occurs involuntarily - as a result of absent-mindedness or simply out of inattention. This Latin word perfectly reflects the nature of these phenomena, which Pompéry, as an artist, carefully observes, as if she wanted to question their apparent obviousness.
curated by Emre Baycal
Drawn from the Arter Collection, the group exhibition This Play revolves around the concepts of childhood and play.
The artist who defines herself first as Painter handles directly the Palette instead of brushes. Literal word game, it uses the palette from the construction site, another less literal word game to say the world, this infinite yard that falls apart.
Her storm evokes a world in perpetual construction, in MIGRATION. Made of remains, it is rebuilt and erected again, like this coconut tree that survives after the passage of the hurricane, that we discover on the suspended pallet in one of the exhibition room.
Le Tapis de Sigmund, based on a model by the artist Anne Deguelle, is the last work in Alençon lace executed by the lace-makers of the National Workshop op the Point d'Alençon. This masterpiece is the largest piece of Point d'Alençon lace executed by the Mobilier National to date. Its exceptional dimensions, the density and complexity of its iconographic program challenged the lacemakers for 10 years. It is presented for the first time to the public, accompanied by all the production documents allowing to apprehend the delicate work of interpretation of the lacemakers from the cartoons of contemporary artists.
The exhibition is made in partnership with Mobilier National.
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Louisa Marajo exhibits a series of photographs made in collaboration with the artist-choregraph Smail Kanouté who performed at Galerie Dix9 during her solo show "Oceanic Dust" in 2021.
In the autumn of 2021, the international exhibition NEW ORDER will explore questions of order in uncertain times.
The future seems increasingly unpredictable, the now increasingly elusive. Shaped by geopolitical upheavals, new armed conflicts, climate crises, migratory movements and, most recently, the effects of a pandemic, world events have escalated into an unsettled present. The apparent stability of the global order seems unbalanced. Most notably, the pandemic crisis has thrown global networks and the unfettered mobility of data, goods and people into disarray...The international group exhibition NEW ORDER tackles these questions by examining the concept of order in its social and aesthetic dimensions. It brings together works by artists from different generations exploring different forms of order. Topics range from scientific and political orders to critical interrogations of power structures and surveillance mechanisms to blueprints for future orders.
with : Hartmut Böhm, Monica Bonvicini, Hanne Darboven, Charlotte Eifler, Harun Farocki, Forensic Architecture / Forensic Oceanography, Andreas Gursky, Peter Halley, Barbara Herold, Jenny Holzer, Aleksander Konstantinov, Eva Kot?átková, Alicja Kwade, Sol LeWitt, Vera Molnar, Dan Perjovschi, Lia Perjovschi, Sophia Pompéry, Gabriel Rico, Richard Serra, Katja Strunz, Claudia de la Torre, Timm Ulrichs und Clemens von Wedemeyer.
exhibition with works of the museum collection, curated by Orly Rabi assisted by Mira Lapidot
Artists: Yuji Agematsu, Claudia Andujar, Dana Arieli, Yael Bartana, Christian Boltanski, Vlassis Caniaris, Endri Dani, Tacita Dean, Petros Efstathiadis, Claudia Fontes, Simon Fujiwara, Cyprien Gaillard, Moshe Gershuni, Yehoshua (Shuka) Glotman, Asta Gröting, Dor Guez, Petrit Halilaj, Lyle Ashton Harris, Thomas Hirschhorn, Miki Kratsman, Mernet Larsen, Ella Littwitz, Zoë Paul, Sebastian Riemer, Julian Rosefeldt and Piero Steinle, Michal Rovner, Doris Salcedo, Assaf Shoshan, Eli Singalovski, Alina Szapocznikow, Paloma Varga Weisz, Sharon Ya'ari
The phantoms of the past – near or far, acknowledged or suppressed – hover over the contemporary artworks shown here, which have recently enriched the Museum's collection. Set in a wide variety of political contexts and geographical locations, they reveal how history appears to seep through the cracks of the present, returning to haunt it and refusing to let go. By focusing our gaze on the here and now, the artists in the exhibition invite us to confront events from the past that still reverberate today. Some search for bygone times, uncovering layers of memory, while others attempt to capture and preserve that which is about to fade away.
image: mdl_(grl)_20hc, series Girls, 2018, pigment print, 206 x 149 cm
The OSTRALE Biennale in Dresden is the third largest international exhibition of contemporary art in Germany, which took place every year from 2007 on during the summer months and was changed into a biennale in 2017
Part of a group of exhibitions related to the 200th anniversary of the writer Gustave Flaubert, born in Rouen.
Camille Fallet is the guest of honour at the Marseille 2020 Photo Festival. An exhibition co-organized by the Festival Photo Marseille and the Centre Photographique Marseille, with the support of the Région SUD Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur and with the support of the documentary photography of the CNAP (Centre national des arts plastiques). This exhibition is part of the satellite programming of the Rencontres d'Arles as part of the Grand Arles Express.
The exhibition documents the city of Glasgow.
titre: das Ende des XX Jahrhunderts
title: dan Ende des XX Jahrhunderts
Internationally, numerous artists have dealt directly or indirectly with olfactory aspects in their artist publications. This was done on the one hand through a conceptual examination and on the other hand by dealing with materials that smell. Gerhard Rühm, for example, addressed smelling in the radio play Rhythmus r (1964), Anne Deguelle designed a Portait olfactif de Marcel Duchamp (2006), and Hella Berent created Forno (1990), an artist?s book made of rubber pages.
Curated by Anne Thurmann-Jajes
As part of Smell it! The Fragrance of Art ? ten exhibitions in eight museums from May 2021 in the state of Bremen. A joint project on smell in contemporary art by: GAK Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst, Gerhard-Marcks-Haus, kek Kindermuseum, Künstlerhaus Bremen, Kunsthalle Bremen, Kunstverein Bremerhaven, Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum, Städtische Galerie Bremen, Weserburg Museum für moderne Kunst, Centre for Artists? Publications.
Curated by Ingo Clauß and Janneke de Vries.
The exhibition brings together more than 190 works from different eras and contexts and addresses both contentual and formal issues. Seven thematic areas formulate artistic approaches to depicting the human being, develop a current picture of Germany, engage in multifaceted play with everyday life or the medium of the book, and investigate minimalist tendencies, photographic procedures or aesthetic contradiction. And with Mel Chin an artist?s bar even makes an appearance.
exhibition of recent acquisitions for the collection
The exhibition is dedicated to the issue of abstraction in the field of contemporary photography. Riemer?s unique approach to photography creates atmospheres, which combine the past and the future. Whether the works were recently taken by him, or he used images from photo archives and added his own take on them, they all have a sense of timelessness, allowing for both the future and the past to enter.
This exhibition is part of the 4th edition of the festival "Normandie impressionniste" and will take place in 3 locations:
Frac Normandie Rouen,
Micro Onde - art center,
and Centre Photographique d?Île-de-France
A bilingual catalogue is published by edit.Hatje Cantz
«En Être», is the title of the 70th edition of the Jeune Création association, which will take place from September 12 to 26, 2020. More than 190 artists of all generations take part in this exhibition circuit in four venues: the Cabane Georgina in Marseille, the Espace Niemeyer in Paris, the Jeune Création gallery in Romainville and the Thaddaeus Ropac gallery in Pantin.
?En être" (In Being) echoes desire, simplicity and doing things together. The responsibility of today?s world belongs to us. This ritual recreation, rich of 72 years of history, will sing the joys and anxieties of the world, its deaths and its rebirths. We will be fairies and we will be witches. With bits of string, it is possible to weave, create and gather what is scattered. The history of art, uncertainties, testimonies, transmissions, attempts, successes, mistakes confront dreams and reality. In what, with whom, how and for what reasons? The future will tell us.
Curated by independent curator C. M. Turner (Camden, ME), Beacon is a conceptually driven group exhibition exploring objects, subjects, spaces, and ideologies that guide us through everyday life. Featuring ten artists of diverse backgrounds working with lens-based media, Beacon prompts viewers to consider the ways in which outside forces draw our attention and actions. From wayfinding to advertising, politics to place-making, Beacon explores both the unseen and well-known forces impacting ordinary existence.
here an installation view of the body of works "it's always summer somewhere". A series that explores the double symbolic of the sea and proposes a contemporary mythology of exile.
exhibition conceived by the students of Ecole Kourtrajm, co-curators JR, Ladj Ly, Mathieu Kassovitz and Hugo Vitrani
A projet by Simone Zaugg and Pfelder in Kurt Tucholsky's native house
With : Heather Allen, Heike Baranowsky, Emmanuelle Castellan, Katharina Grosse, Ilona Kalnoky, Mark Le Ruez, Via Lewandowsky, Sophia Pompéry, Karin Sander, Salah Saouli, Karen Scheper, Veronika Witte, Jan Peter Zaugg, Georg Zey
Spotlight on contemporary creation. For the first time, the musée du quai Branly ? Jacques Chirac is inviting twenty-six artists from across the world to take part in a truly contemporary exhibition focusing on different relationships to photographic and filmed images.
curator: Christine Barthe, Head of the Photographic Collections Heritage Unit at the musée du quai Branly ? Jacques Chirac, Paris
ARTER museum in Istanbul is showing on line some videos from its collection. After a first edition focused on sound , including Sophia Pompéry works, this second edition will feature nine videos, each of them focusing on the act of drawing and painting, even though their own individual contextual frames and the tools they utilize may differ from one another.
online at arter.org.tr
curator David Campany
The biennale is located in three German cities: Heidelberg, Ludwigschaffen et Mannheim. Sebastian Riemer shows several works from his series "press paintings" in the exhibition titled "Yesterday's News Today" at Kunstverein in Heidelberg. With Thomas Ruff, Clare Strand et Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa
Listen to the artist talk to find out more about how Sebastian Riemer finds the sources for his photographs and rethinks images within a multi-temporary context.
Exhibition of the collection of Gino Di Maggio : Futurism, Fluxus, Nouveau Réalisme, Affichistes, Mono-ha, Gutai, Italian cinetism, ..
"Si le nez de Cléopâtre..." investigates the process of constant rewriting and "correction" of history and the forces at play that take place during the process. The project centers on taking the figure of Cleopatra as a metaphor for this practice and looks at how, as a historical figure, her image has been defaced and "refaced" in Western collective imaginary.
Biennial of digital art curated by Gilles Alvarez et Dominique Moulon
"Fifteen Pairs of Mouths"s an on-going project started in 2016 that investigates the new role of the hands as a vehicle for communication in the post-Internet age. For the last four years, I have been collecting more than 60 gestures of people texting on their phones. In the installation, fifteen of these pairs of dismembered hands casted in white plaster stand on steel mounts in various positions mimicking this new way of communicating. The phone itself remains absent; leaving a negative space in between the fingers.
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curator Sarah Cook
In partnership with CIFO, El Museo del Barrio will host newly commissioned works of awardees.
This solo exhibition is part of the project "Je suis né étranger" (I am born as a foreigner) Museum/FRAC Les Abattoirs, Toulouse and festival Photofolies, Rodez
First edition of the biennial of Contemporary Art in Rabat, this biennial is exclusively showing female artists.
curator Abdelkader Damani
Dancing while the earth is burning, curated by Valeska Hageney and Imke Kannegiesser
In Pompéry's flag, wind hits wet ink, which leaves the block letters unfolded. The quote quoted on the flag "I do not believe in wind force" takes on the experiment, what happens when the element (wind), which is questioned, even decomposed the statement. Pompey paraphrases the testimony of some climate critics yesterday who, despite the facts presented, continue to claim: "I do not believe in Climate Change". Pompery's experiment even goes a step further, or the statement "I do not believe in wind force" is doubly disproved, which will be exposed to the flag itself throughout the summer of 2019 during the duration of the exhibition of wind force and more and more tattered. The wind sets the strong work. Until the logical conclusion. (...)
International festival for Photography and visual culture
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Exhibition curated by Debora Hirsch
Eco Shifter refers to the ability to interact, adapt, transform and create new relationships with the environment.
With the vanishing of referential backgrounds, we are inevitably bound to unprecedented panoramas. Our daily navigation has become far-out exchange of motionless protocols.
In these settings, once secluded artists turn into eco shifters or denizens of a peripheral ecosystem through permanent adjustments as the only strategy of adaptation and uncertain balance, in order to act as modifying agents.
Suffice to say that any contribution to these omnipresent system implies a shift in nature and relocation, going back to a temporary but conceptual solitude.
with: Jenny Brockmann, Elaine Byrne, Bel Falleiros, Ludovica Gioscia, Debora Hirsch, Sophie Kitching, Raphaela Melsohn, Natasa Prljevic, Bea Scaccia, Regina Parra, Devis Venturelli, Virginia Inés Vergara.
solo exhibition curated by Rudolf Scheutle, Photography Collection
Third chapter of a collective exhibition curated by Théo Mario Coppola and Livia Tarsia in Curia.
with: Apparatus 22 - Aram Abbas - Babi Badalov - Yasmina Benabderrahmane - Bouillon Group - Chto Delat - Vajiko Chachkhiani - Levan Chelidze - Gitésaetano Cunsolo - Bady Dalloul - Aliénor Dauchez - Braco Dimitrijevi? - François Durif - Davit Giorgadze - Marco Godoy - Petrit Halilaj - Gregory Hari - Siri Hermansen - Karine Hoffman - Martin Hotter - Zhanna Kadyrova - Dmitri Kourliandski - Vincent Lemaire - David Liver - Lado Lomitashvili - Randa Maroufi - Sophio Medoidze - David Meskhi - Slava Mogutin - Uriel Orlow - Joseph Perez - Joanna Piotrowska - Louis Rollinde - Marinella Senatore - Mükerrem Tuncay
adress: Open Space of Experimental Art
2 Beri Gabriel Salosi I Turn, Tbilisi
curator: Piotr Krajewski
The WRO Media Art Biennale is the major forum for media art in Poland and one of the leading international contemporary art events in Europe. For its 30th aniversary, Wroclaw hosts a series of events exploring the complexity of the current relations between the human and the technological, with the human as an initiator, a recipient and, sometimes, a victim of these mutating interplays.
The National Museum's Four Domes Pavilion and the WRO Art Center serve as the major exhibition venues of the Biennale, exploring topical concerns of the modern (and archaeological) media, such as transhumanism, digital art, interactivity, AI, bot emotionality, video-art, live coding, inter-species communication, digital environments.
solo show, located at the Petrovic Palace
exhibition located at the Arsenale, calle Cardena #51 - entree Corrales y Apodaca - Old Havana City
curated by Magda Gonzales-Morra
collateral event of the 13th Havana Biennale
The exhibition inquires on different ways of approaching to the concept of time. This is a concept that revolved on other notions, such as death, ruin, change, memory amongst others. In this exhibition, artists from Colombia, Belgium and UK show several ways on the notion itself and how matter can be related to it.
Leyla Cardenas, as a special guest, presents her video "Deep Time" that questions the relation between time and space. She will have a talk on April 6 at 6.30pm
Goran Skofic was awarded at the 51st Zagreb Salon for his video "On the Beach", video presented at Galerie Dix9 in 2018.
Launch of the review The Drawer volume 16 and signature by Alexandre Benjamin Navet
projection of the video "On the Beach"
The exhibition explores matter and its symbolic significance, in a plurality of dimensions and formal experiences, crossing various discourses in the service of a new aethetic.
Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos presents a multisensoriel installation "DO touch and smell". An installation that questions the physical connections existing between the viewer and the art work in an exhibition setting. In this work she offers visitors an opportunity to interact in a more direct and intimate way with the various materials present in the exhibition and reconsider along the way their experience of it. She collaborated with professional perfumers from Givaudan perfume to create an interpretation of the scent of materials found in the exhibition. Inside the installation, the visitor faces a large wall covered with hundreds of sorbaroards whose caps are made of stone, plaster, wool, sugar, iron...and each containing inside the fragrances attached to that same material. Visitors are encouragred to remove the cap and smell the fragrance while holding in their hand that material. Deprived from the all-too-obvious visual dimension of it, they can now engage into their own personal olfactory and tactile journey into the world of materials to capture their essence.
Fine white sand meanders across the floor - the installation by Lena von Goedeke and Sophia Pompéry lends the exhibition space hase29 the atmosphere of a changeable and at the same time timeless landscape. Fragments of text hidden under the sand are exposed in an air stream or made to disappear by drifting. Everything appears fleeting and fragmentary.
Luv and Lee form the first cooperation between Lena von Goedeke (*1983) and Sophia Pompéry (*1984). A common point of departure for the subtle, ambiguous works of both artists is their interest in scientific phenomena. Pompéry and Goedeke deal in detail with borderline perceptual situations: with their own sense of absurdity, they show how unreliable, ambivalent and enigmatic perception is and how our resonance towards natural processes behaves.
"First nature was a model, today it has become an afterimage of art." (Martin Seel) The abyss of nature has fascinated us from time immemorial to the present day. Especially today - unlike in earlier times - we are no longer just indifferent viewers*, but we are beginning more and more to fear the consequences of our interventions on planet Earth and are already suspecting what could happen to nature and to us.
NATUR appears in the installation LUV UND LEE as an erratic image, as a sublime site of an intervention, in which the minimalist scenery creates an underlying disturbing irritation. Before our eyes and under our feet, "Luv und Lee" literally turns into compelling questions about ourselves and our ethics in dealing with an endlessly "used" nature. .....
co-curated by Nicolas Bourriaud and Andrea Petrini
Assembling 25 chefs and 20 artists from around the world, Cookbook?19 explores through a large panorama the relationship between the future art of cooking and the edibleness of art. As the second chapter of a project first organised in 2013 at the the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, the exhibition will be commissioned by the same team : the art critic, curator and co-founder of Palais de Tokyo Nicolas Bourriaud and food journalist, globetrotter, curator and creator of the World restaurant Awards, Andrea Petrini. Since trends in art and cuisine have evolved over the past five years, new criterias have emerged: Instagram potential, focus on microorganisms and their effects on the body (gluten free, vegan...), cultural identity, and globalization (appropriation, locavorism...).
The 2019 edition focuses on the unprecedented convergence of these subjects, highlighting an emerging generation of creators bound by a desire to interact with their environment and explore the stimulation of multiple senses. The choices of this new generation of chefs and artists are motivated by the exploration and incursion of each other's worlds: cooks will make live music or enable us to physically enter into the spirit of their dishes, while artists will try to push us to develop our sense of smell or taste.
Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos is presenting two puzzles and a video from her body of works "Chez Naussica" that revisits the definition of the Ancient Greek tradition of hospitality in the light of the current refugee crisis that has deeply transformed our relation to Otherness in Europe and beyond.
For this project, she re-enacted the ancient tradition of hospitality in a series of dinner performances that invited small groups of twelve Greek locals, refugees and expats to share anonymously a family-style dinner. The human interactions and personal stories that unfolded during each meal acted as the starting point for her to create artworks that explore the revealing of the Self and the construction of the relationship with the Other thru food.
First exhibition in the renovated building that will host artist workshops. The show is curated by Pierre Granoux* & Michael Schäfer.
The building used to be the place where the Stasi stored its archives.
First Biennale of Young Artists from ex-Yugoslavia, curated by Sava Stepanov
Leyla Cardenas, as a mid career artist, is the recipient 2019 for Grants and Commissions given by the Foundation Cisneros. The price includes a commission for a work that shall be exhibited at the Museo del Barrio in New York.
Curated by Pedro Azara & Coordinated by Marta Arroyo Planelles
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Herbert List, Anna Marín, Camille Henrot, Ali Cherri, Ursula Schulz-Dornburg, Marwan Rechmaoui, Rayyane Tabet, Susan Hefuna, Zarina Hashmi, Dora García, Le Corbusier, Ismaïl Bahri, Joan Hernández Pijuan, Juan Muñoz, Hrair Sarkissian, Sergi Aguilar, Gabriele Basilico, Abbas Kiarostami, Taysir Batniji, Jordi Colomer, José Manuel Ballester, Juan Uslé, Marie Menken, Maria Lai, Tonino Casula, Albert García-Alzórriz, Dieter Roth and Richard Hamilton, Till Roeskens, Massinissa Selmani, Anne-Marie Filaire, Mohammed Al-Hawajri, Majd Abdel Hamid, Khaled Jarrar, Rami Farah, Randa Mirza, Anila Rubiku, Kader Attia, Martin Parr, Vasantha Yogananthan, Julia Schulz-Dornburg, Carlos Spottorno, Corinne Silva, Yazan Khalili, Efrat Shvily.
curator Milica Lapcevic
As part of the Photofolies, Galerie Dix9 invites you to a conference at the Soulages Museum, Rodez.
Projection of Edih Roux's videos at 5pm and 5:45pm.
"The last 7 minutes, The spectactors and The parade"
Conference at 6:30 pm with Edith Roux and Benoit Decron
Auditorium of the Soulages Museum
Free entry
Galerie Dix9 is pleased to share with you that Anne Deguelle participate in the exhibition Fluvial Utopia at the Maréchalerie at Versailles.
"The exhibition Fluvial Utopias, consists of hundreds of a hundred or so proposals still in the form of projects, a profusion of sketches, notes or plans to be made, in the making.
The themes addressed by the artists, architects, writers and authors are as much resonance to the place that welcomes them here as to other rivers, elsewhere, beyond the borders, beyond the present time."
http://lamarechalerie.versailles.archi.fr/index.php?page=evenements&rubrique=fiche&id=1644
Conversation between Leyla Cardenas and Clémentine Marcelli, art historian.
October 8 at 19h
Performance
Saturday October 6th - Free entrance
Created specially for the exhibition ""Ossip zadkine, L'instinct de la matière", for the event "Nuit Blanche", the performance by Esmeralda explore the process of creation, material traces and olfactory that the genisis of a work leaves in the space.
curators: Gunnarr B. Kvaran et Danielle Kvaran
At the beginning of 21st century, despite the fact that the Western notion of contemporary art has become an universal model of reference, no single common denominator has emerged. The art world has many centres, multi-layered activities, a plurality of ideas about what art is and what it can be, and an impressive number of heterogeneous works. This Marvellous Cacophony reflects the richness of the world. It is a positive condition, creating energies that can include dissonance and even conflicting ideas and expressions. It involves the coexistence of multiple identities and permanent relational flows, conveying notions of miscellany and openness, and creating meaningful narratives about art and culture, social issues and politics.
The Marvellous Cacophony will explore worldwide artistic production, looking into diverse art scenes and different generations of living artists. It will bring together a constellation of works that express, through their forms, structures, materials, techniques, devices and content, the extraordinary richness of contemporary artistic expression.
The collection which is focused solely on contemporary photography is still constantly developing.
Loading - Works from the Foam Collection shows a selection of the most recent additions from the last five years. It features work from 30 international photographers in a diverse exhibition that reflects Foam's exhibition programme.
10th Anniversary exhibition of the Museum, curated by Charles Lindsay and Saoyu Su
Initiated by the Picasso Museum in Paris, the exhibition is part of a large program on Picasso and contemporary artists. Several exhibitions are presented in various Mediterranenian cities between 2017 and 2019.
The exhibition in the museum in Vence is titled "Eloge de la Fabrique".
Curator Laurent lebon
exhibition organised by the association Pilotine and Museum Nicephore Niepce, France
curators: Floriane Doury, Anne Celine Borey and Emmanuelle Vieillard
curator René Block
To celebrate its tenth anniversary, Kunsthal 44Møen will put together a special constellation of stars under the lyric name "Møenlight Sonata", alluding to Beethoven's 14th sonata for piano, which he also referred to "quasi una fantasia". The show will present a cross-section of the Kunsthal's program so far, as well as newly commissioned works by artists from Bulgaria, Finland, Germany, Great Britain and Turkey that are still new to the island. What connects the works of these individual artists is the specific use of light, as subject and material. Light (or the absence of it) is not only one of the oldest topics in art history, but also a special condition on Møn ? during the day, but also at night.The 10 year anniversary of Kunsthal 44Møen is conceived to be a summer festival, an invitation to all groups of local residents and visiting guests to celebrate the sky over Møn.
The focus of this group exhibition is the drawing material CHALK. Artists have been asked to produce new works with blackboard chalks and there are (inter)national loans by Joseph Beuys, Rudolf Steiner, Juan Munoz and Nemanja Nikolic.
curators : Peter Pfrunder and Shi Hantao
"Follow me" is an invitation to 5 Swiss and 5 Chinese artist as storrytellers, guiding the audience through the universe of images, but leave it up to the viewer to speculate about the so-called "truth". The exhibition was first shown at Shanghai in 2017.
solo show
curator Adina Kamien-Kazhdan, the Israel Museum
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In March 2017 Mader was chosen by an international jury as the winner of the eleventh Foam Paul Huf Award. The winning series Ekaterina is part of an exhibition consisting of several projects that jointly form a narrative about a naive young man in search of happiness.
His work stands out for the humour and irony with which he addresses serious topics such as loneliness, love, exploitation and the female body. Beneath the seeming superficiality of his images, his work contains many layers that can be interpreted in various ways.
Mader plays a subtle game with what we believe to be true ? a game with which he confronts us with our own assumptions and prejudices. In this day and age, of ?fake news? and idealised user profiles on social media, Mader?s work demonstrates that the familiar question about the truthfulness of photography is still a relevant one.
Inspired by the legendary exhibition series ?between? (1969-1973), which emerged from student unrest and protests against the institution ?particularly among students of the Kunstakademie? the Kunsthalle
Düsseldorf invites professors and students of the Düsseldorf and Münster Kunstakademies as well as the Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln (KHM) to Academy [Working Title] to confront from a critical, contemporary perspective a range of topics that attend the archive and to negotiate the significance of an historical legacy as well as the proximity of institutions and academies in the Rheinland to the production of art.
The Leal Rios Foundation presents the PRIX STUDIO COLLECTOR and formalizes partnership with Le Fresnoy - Studio National des Arts Contemporains and with Temps d'Images.
Pierre Mazingarbe "What makes me take the train", 14'45" (Prize Studio Collector / Le Fresnoy 2013 - prize awarded by Myriam and Jacques Salomon)
This exhibition is part of "Mois de la Photo"
Meeting with Edith Roux and Dilnur Rayan on November, 3 at 6.30pm
Contemporary Art Biennale supported by Art Encounters' Foundation.
Curators Ami Barak and Diana Marincu
Entitled Life a User's Manual, the central exhibition curated by Ami Barak and Diana Marincu, will survey and compile fragments from everyday life, as seen in both current artistic practices and historical art projects from the 1960s onwards.
Curators
Noëlle Chabert et Jessica Castex
German Art in China
8 exhibition venues in public institutions
In response to the successful inter-city exhibition "China 8 - Contemporary Art from China" in the Rhine and Ruhr Area in 2015, the Stiftung für Kunst und Kultur e.V. (Foundation for Art and Culture) and the Central Academy of Fine Art in Beijing present the much anticipated exhibition "Deutschland 8" for 2017.
The exhibition aims to bring closer the diversity of the German art scene with established and emerging positions to the Chinese audience.
Artists : Franz Ackermann | Horst Antes | Stephan Balkenhol | Georg Baselitz | Hilla und Bernd Becher | Joseph Beuys | Peter Brüning | Abraham David Christian Hanne Darboven | Thomas Demand | Harun Farocki Günther Förg | Katharina Fritsch | Isa Genzken | K.O. Götz | Gotthard Graubner | Katharina Grosse Andreas Gursky | Gerhard Hoehme | Candida Höfer | Jörg Immendorff | Hubert Kiecol | Anselm Kiefer Martin Kippenberger | Jürgen Klauke | Imi Knoebel | Uwe Kowski | Alicja Kwade | Markus Lüpertz
Andreas Mühe | Marcel Odenbach | Albert Oehlen | A.R. Penck | Sigmar Polke | Julius Popp | Neo Rauch Daniel Richter | Gerhard Richter | Sebastian Riemer | Julian Rosefeldt | Thomas Ruff | Michael Sailstorfer David Schnell | Bernard Schultze | Emil Schumacher | Katharina Sieverding | Andreas Slominski | Hito Steyerl | Thomas Struth | Fred Thieler | Rosemarie Trockel | Günther Uecker | Jorinde Voigt | Clemens von Wedemeyer | Matthias Weischer
Organised by Jan van Eyck Academy, Marres and Bureau Europa, the exhibition is located in the three spaces in Maastricht, NL.
A reflex on contemporary art as a form of archeology.
Solo show at the Sala Gasco of Contemporary Art, curated by José Roca.
Fifteen new large works have been produced from remains of previous works. They are a new step in the artist conceptual practice, who always focus on the metamorphosis of material.
solo show by Sophia Pompéry
Sophia Pompéry is a keen observer. With a phenomenological vision onto the world she questions the deceptive appearance of things and opens up unusual perspectives on apparently well-known objects and conditions. At studio space 45cbm she presents a set of works, that pay homage to the elusive moment, with a focus on the transition from one state of being to another. In a playful experimental set-up physical and optical regularities are being fathomed out, and philosophical questions concerning space, time and self are raised.
curators : Peter Pfrunder and Shi Hantao
"Follow me" is an invitation by 5 Swiss and 5 Chinese artist as storrytellers, guiding the audience through the universe of images, but leave it up to the viewer to speculate about the so-called "truth".
Discussion of an artistic fiction
Participants:
Simon Baker, Curator of Photography and International Art, Tate Modern, London;
Olga Bubich, Assistant Professor at the Institute of Journalism, Belarusian State University, Minsk, initiator of the ?Petition to reconsider the results of The Foam Paul Huf Award 2017?
Romain Mader, artist and winner of the Foam Paul Huf Award 2017, NL
Nadine Wietlisbach, Director/Curator Photoforum Pasquart, Biel/Bienne, CH
Chaired by Doris Gassert, Research Curator Fotomuseum Winterthur, CH
Organized in collaboration with the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Home?So Different, So Appealing features U.S. Latino and Latin American artists from the late 1950s to the present who have used the deceptively simple idea of "home" as a powerful lens through which to view the profound socioeconomic and political transformations in the hemisphere.
This large exhibition on Luther and the Avant-Garde takes place in 3 locations : the ancient jail in Wittenberg (central exhibition), Berlin (St Matthieu's church) and Kassel (Karlskirche).
The exhibition gathers 70 artists, such as Anselm Kieefer, Olafur Eliasson, Gilbert & George, Maurizio Cattelan or Adrian Ghenie.
2nd California Pacific Triennial, Located at the OCMA, in Newport Beach near South Los Angeles
Curated by OCMA Senior Curator Cassandra Coblentz.
This thought-provoking exhibition explores the topic of architecture and the temporal precariousness of the built environment. Among the issues to be addressed are the recording of history and preservation; the concept of home and displacement; and the influence of global power, economics, and political systems on global construction.
The third edition of this international fine art and creation biennal focuses on Chile.
Paula de Solminihac will present two specific art works commissioned for the Salon.
Curated by Dominique Païni, the exhibition explores the influence of the visual arts on film, and vice versa.
From Monet to David Lynch, via Chaplin, Hitchcock and Dalí. The show gathers 300 pieces by 150 artists and film-makers, including paintings, sculptures, prints and photographs, to reflect the dialogue between the avant-garde in art and the cinema of the same era. The exhibition also displays costumes, posters, models and screenings of excerpts from over 60 films.
curator Florian Ebner
exhibition with works bt Thomas Ruff, Sebastian Riemer and Bogomir Ecker
curators Mary Doyle & Kate Macfarlane
Opening for just a week end to announce the launch of Fimlico Foundation in Romainville, France. An old factory that will be renovated to host exhibitions and artist residencies.
Ephemeral exhibition with 19 artists on Feb 25 and 26 : Mikala Dwyer (la Chaufferie), Lara Almarcegui - Kristin Arndt - Baptiste Caccia - Lynne Cohen - Paula de Solminihac - Thomas Hauri - Romain Kronenberg - Gabriel Léger - Angelica Mesiti - Hiroaki Morita - Yoshua Okon - Mateo Imbernon - Maxime Rossi - Jani Ruscica - Benjamin Testa - France Valiccioni - Barbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca - Hannelore van Dijck
RSVP : contact@fondationfiminco.com
In celebration of Dada?s 100th anniversary in 2016 and the centennial of Duchamp?s Fountain in 2017, the exhibition examines how artists have incorporated commonplace household items into their work, removing them from the context of the home in ways that subvert the mundane experiences of daily life.
exhibition curated by Adina Kamien-Kazhdan
The Pan Tadeusz Museum in Wroclaw is a place where history and modernity come together. Based on the best traditions of Polish Romanticism, it continues to promote the most vivid and active aspects of Polish culture, seeking a language which makes it possible to present the cultural legacy of this great work of literary art in a contemporary context, allowing room for reinterpretation
The phenomenon of illegibility and the accumulation of layers of script is the subject of the new temporary exhibition at the Pan Tadeusz Museum. The exhibition includes works e.g. by Andrzej Bednarczyk, Irma Blank, Zbigniew Libera and Andrzej Szewczyk.
Most of us have experienced writing down a note which is later illegible, even to ourselves; it has occurred to almost everyone that we failed to decipher someone else's scribbling, or have come across a system of signs that we couldn't understand. How do we feel then: irritated, helpless, powerless? Or perhaps, in those conditions, when the desire for meaning evades us so blatantly, do we discover perception of different kind, where the script becomes a material phenomenon in itself, a fascinating ornament, a code without information? We see scripts which are visible, but not legible.
The notion of a palimpsest appears to be closely related to illegibility. This term describes a manuscript written on previously used material. A palimpsest involves layers of overwritten script, in which the old layers eventually begin to reappear from below the new, making the writing less legible, if at all.
Curated by Dominique Païni, the exhibition explores the influence of the visual arts on film, and vice versa.
From Monet to David Lynch, via Chaplin, Hitchcock and Dalí. The show gathers 300 pieces by 150 artists and film-makers, including paintings, sculptures, prints and photographs, to reflect the dialogue between the avant-garde in art and the cinema of the same era. The exhibition also displays costumes, posters, models and screenings of excerpts from over 60 films.
exhibition of works from the FRAC collection
text, music and video by Sheila Concari
with Emmanuelle Riva
Projection of two movies : De Lola à Laila by Milena Bochet et Antonio, Lindo, Antonio by Ana Maria Gomes (duration circa 2 hours). In presence of the film directors.
Followed by a visit of the show by the curator Theo Mario Coppola
curators : Stella Bache and Claudia Maria Luenig
Curated by David Elliott, this 56th October Salon will concentrate on what role emotion plays in contemporary art and how it may be framed in ways that are neither banal nor kitsch. This may include the not-so-simple pleasures of love, humor, horror and any other perspectives that art may bring to bear on the fragility of human experience and life which, in itself, may have a transient or long-lasting impact.
The Pleasure of Love, the 56th October Salon, will be composed of around 60 artists from Serbia, the Balkan region and the world at large chosen directly by the Artistic Director and from an open submission. The Salon will take place in Belgrade City Museum and in Cultural Center of Belgrade (Art gallery, Artget gallery and Podroom gallery)
curator José Roca
The line and the dot, these ancient characters of script, become cues for two radical and experimental artworks exhibited during Appropriating Language #17, in Manière Noire. With both pieces: Und Punkt as well as Häuserzeilen. 1600 Meter Monostichon, Sophia Pompéry examines the visual form of writing, given extreme amplifications.
An exhibition curted by Anaïs Guilet, Soline Haudouin, Aurélie Tiffreau and Stereolux.
With the collaboration of ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, Galerie Dix9 Hélène Lacharmoise and GALLERIA CONTINUA, San Gimignano / Beijing / Les Moulins / Habana.
exhibition of the winners of the Prize given by the Rhenany Westphalie Art Foundation
At the heart of the debate about the future of urban planning in the twenty-first century is the idea that the city must go beyond the combination of values and motivations that make it what it is today.
The City after the City exhibitions, which form an authentic string of events, present a succession of situations that illustrate a longing for a different kind of city. They avoid the trap of nostalgia for some mythical ideal city, and make no claim to reach the place where our real origins are rooted. If we admit that cities are no longer able to self-certify traditions and roots, then we can say we are facing a divisive event of great impact, which above all testifies to the opaque nature of today?s urban model. City after the City examines the symptoms of a global trend towards going beyond the conventional city. These symptoms are displayed to the general public in an effective manner
Anila Rubiku who is featuring her new work about chains and their collective meaning as universal signifiers; for the enigma of love, loss and longing. Rubiku has married lyrics from the American blues songbook to her sculpture, silk screens, charcoal works.
galerie Negpos Fotolop 1
This exhibition is part of the Festival "Normandie Impressionniste"
curator : Véronique Souben
curator Cis Bierincks
"De leur temps" is the fith edition of a triennale exhibition, showing the most recent works acquired by French collectors of the Association ADIAF
Curated by Marta Smoliska
Edith Roux, photography in Saint-Amand-les-Eaux, 2009/2011
Art and Ceramics from Rodin and Schütte
Large-scale exhibition about the use of ceramics by 20th and 21st century artists, in cooperation with La Maison Rouge in Paris and the Cité de la Céramique in Sèvres.
Curators Camille Morineau and Lucia Pesapane
solo exhibition after a 6 months artist residency
edition of a catalogue, available at the gallery
The title of the main exhibition* is inspired by an aphorism invoked by the Marxist thinker and politician Antonio Gramsci in the Prison notebooks written between 1929 and 1935. Gramsci wrote : "the challenge of modernity is to live without illusions and without becoming disillusionned (...) I'm pessimist because of intelligence, but an optimist because of will".
The exhibition takes Gramsci's aphorism as a point of departure to reflect on the current crisis that governs much of the Mediterranean region, the geographic focus of the Biennale.
*Between the Pessimism of the Intellect and the Optimism of the Will"
Main exhibition curated by Katerina Gregos
LOOP Discovery Prize 2015
projection at the gallery on Sunday June 14, from 2pm to 7pm
Exhibition of works from the collection of the Frac Midi-Pyrenees
curator : Olivier Michelon
The film Moonkup, les noces d'hémophile is in competition in the fiction program.
Projections to the movies 104: June 12 at 18h, 14 June at 18:30 and June 17 at 22h
Synopsis : Like all the women of Europe, Eva gives blood for lasting peace with vampires ..
third part of an exhibition about identity shown at Pavillon Vendôme, contemporary art center of the city of Clichy, close to Paris
curators : Guillaume Lasserre and Charline Guibert
Fourth book written by Sheila Concari, with images by the author, "Countdown is a book with various go and back, in any direction. Inside, outside, in the sky, on earth and even undergraound : the text goes fluent as a river, with no rest. It's timeless , everything is possible.
Mincione Editions, Rome, 2015
"Los pedimentos" est une installation spécifique réalisée dans le cadre de "All the world's Future".
Les sculptures ont été faites par les détenus de la Maison de réclusion pour femmes à la Giudecca.
commissaire : Okwui Enwezor
exhibition at La Maison Folie, part of Mons 2015, european cultural capital.
curator Alya Sebti
curator : Michel Nuridsany
The French/Moroccan artist Mehdi-Georges Lahlou is the enfant terrible of an art that does not exist. Or not yet, since he is in the process of inventing it. His works navigate between North and South, between cultures, between several media, between multiple intertwined notions. From this dual identity Mehdi-Georges Lahlou guides us into his interior world. He raises burlesque to a high art status, playing with the symbols of the Muslim tradition.
As part of the festival “Return to Sender," HAU Hebbel am Ufer presents a selection of his works – one of them is a very special version of Nefertiti.
curator Ricardo Carmona
First solo exhibition by Mehdi-Georges Lahlou in Marocco.
Contemporary art is rife with erasures. Erasures are visible in it, present as themselves in various ways. The subject of the works in the exhibition is what was once a covert stage in the process of creation. Unlike observing works whose wholeness and meaning depend on hidden parts, the current gaze is focused on the contradictory presence of the erased and on the erased/visible relationship as a signification factor.
curators : David Elliott & Rachel Rits-Volloch
featuring Kader Attia, Lut Becker, Theo Eshetu, Amir Fattal, Gülsun Karamustafa, Fiona Parkington et Sopia Pompéry
an exhibition about text based art
selected by Pierre Granous & Jordan Seydous
image : Sophia Pompéry - der letze Punkt aus "die Leiden des junge Werther" by Goethe (series Und Punkt, 2013)
avec Art & Language, Georg Baselitz, Patxi Bergé, James Brooks, Ursula Döbereiner, Maurice Doherty, Reinhard Doubrawa, Adib Fricke, Pierre Granoux, Alekos Hofstetter, Annette Hollywood, Mark Lammert, P. Nicolas Ledoux, Nanne Meyer, François Morellet, Alexander Negrelli, Sophia Pompéry, Marc Rebollo, Lawrence Weiner and others
Work by Sophia Pompéry :
Weather Chart, 2014
2 banners, light sensitive ink on polyester
Group exhibition with works which use light as the main material
curator : Michel Nuridsany, historian and art critic
with Martine Aballea - Michel Blazy - Véronique Boudier - Daniel Buren - Jean Daviot - Anne Deguelle - Rodolphe Delaunay - Erik Dietman - Sophie Dubosc - Alain Fleischer - Michel François - Jacob Gautel - + Jason Karaindros - Carsten Höller - Pierre Huyghe - Ann Veronica Janssens - Jugnet + Clairet - Bertrand Lavier - Ange Leccia - Claude Lévêque - Arik Levy - Bérénice Merlet - François Morellet - Andréa Nacciarriti - Stéphane Nicolaev - Laurent Pernot - Pierre Petit - Géraldine Py et Roberto Verde - Jean-Claude Ruggirello - Jeanne Susplugas - T - Alan Vega
International festival organised by the Foundation RomaEuropa in order to promote contemporary art, theater, dance and music
The exhibition "Digital Life" is located at La Pelanda
Just opened, this museum for Modern and Contemporary Art is currently showing Maroccan artists
There are few subjects in the study of cinema that are quite as salient as fear & desire. Freud, Lacan, Lyotard and dozens more have written about the desiring, or libidinal, function of the cinematic, while semioticians such as Christian Metz have described how such voyeuristic mechanisms such as distance, displacement and lack are part and parcel of the filmic experience as well. ?What distinguishes the cinema,? writes Metz, ?is an extra reduplication, a supplementary and specific turn of the screw bolting desire to lack? which is partly why the cinema is so very well-suited to handling erotic scenes, which depend so heavily on direct, non-sublimated voyeurism.?
Co-curated by Clement Page, the exhibition Fear & Desire at Young Projects will feature 7 films by some of Europe?s most respected artists. Each medium-to-short work explores the theme of fear & desire, both as a topic and as a formal concern, and yet no two approaches are alike.
How does today's art alter reality? How do aesthetic production and political, social space interact with each other?
with Marina Abramovic, Art+COM, Herman Asselberghs, Alexander Bruce, Peter Campus, Andrea Clemens, Thomas Demand, Ariana Dongus, Olafur Eliasson, Valie Export, Christian Falsnaes, Harun Farocki, Rosa Feigs, Hamish Fulton, Jochen Gerz, Dan Graham, gold extra, Lars Harzem/ Bastian Schmidt, Alex Hay, Jeppe Hein, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Richard Kriesche, Bjørn Melhus, Sarah Möller/ Christian Brinkmann/ David Wiesner, Molleindustria, Bruce Nauman, Julian Oliver/ Danja Vasiliev, Trevor Paglen, Paidia Institute, Nam June Paik, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Sophia Pompéry, Franz Reimer, Ulrike Rosenbach, Tino Sehgal, Tale of Tales, Nasan Tur, Bill Viola, Giny Vos, Thomas Wrede.
Mélancolia 2014, site specific installation inspired by the famous Albrecht Dürer etching.
capel Notre-Dame de Joie, Le Gohazé, Saint-Thuriau - France
As part of its programme of preliminary events, R4, the plastic and visual arts portal on Ile Seguin in France, is created a new festival devoted to video art, together with four international art schools ((Harvard University in Cambridge, Head in Geneva, ENSBA in Paris and Le Fresnoy in Tourcoing).
Projection and ceremony of awwards at the cinema La Pagode in Paris on June 26
The film "what makes me take the train" by Pierre Mazingarbe has been selected for the prize
curators : Filipa Oliveira & Elfi Turpin
This collective exhibition gets its inspiration from the film Poto & Cabengo by Jean-Pierre Gorin who captured in 1979 twin sisters that invented and used their own language until the age of 8. In the horizon of this film, the exhibition brings together artists and contributors whose practice is based on the space of language, text or speech, playing with notions of interpretation, nonsense and invention.
Le film "Ce qui m'a fait prendre le train" , de Pierre Mazingarbe, est en compétition nationale du festival de court-metrages de Pantin.
Projection at Cinéma 104 à Pantin :
Thursday June 12 at 10pm
Saturday June 15 at 6pm, official projection with the presence of the artists
Wednesday June 18 at 6pm
group exhibition for the 70th anniversary of the Debarquement
opening on June 14 at 2;30pm at Le Radar, art space in Bagneux, France
curator Eric Winarto
Diffusion of the film "what makes me take the train" in the programme Mickrociné on the TV channel Canal+ Cinéma
June 1 at 10.16, June 3 at 7;44am, June 5 at 5pm and June - at 7.24am and 3.18 am
Sanofi Headquarters, Potsdamer Platz 8, Berlin.
solo show
Anton BURDAKOV | Olafur ELIASSON | Philip HAUSMEIER
Miriam JONAS | Caroline KRYZECKI | Ulrike MOHR | Sophia
POMPÉRY/Sebastian RIEMER | Maren ROLOFF | Bettina SCHOLZ (shows Antonius BLOCK) | Aiko TEZUKA | Timm ULRICHS | Sinta WERNER
Pompéry & Scholl
Bredowstraße 35a, 4. OG
10551 Berlin-Moabit
group exhibition
Curators: Masahiro Amano and Thomas Maisonnasse
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Curators: Pierre Frey EPFL, Deidi von Schaewen
Curators: A. Madhoune, M. Papazoglou, N. Levy
Curators: Paul Ardenne et Barbara Polla
Musée d'art contemporain, Cité Internationale, Lyon
curator : Bernard Blistène
Group exhibition
Film projection "Ce qui me fait prendre le train" by Pierre Mazingarde
Winner 2013 StudioCollector Price (Video prize initiated by Isabelle and Jean-Conrad Lemaitre)
Every Saturday and Sunday at 14:30
January 15 to March 15, 2014 at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris.
A meeting with the artist will be held Wednesday, March 5 to 18.
Curator Alain Sayag
Museum of Photography, Lishui, China
An exhibition from the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Geneva, Switzerland
Exhibition in the Chronicles of Possible Worlds
event Marseille Provence 2013
Curator Claude d'Anthenaise
festival Normandie Impressionniste
curators : Paul Ardenne, Claire Tangy
curator Michèle Mutashar
curators: Jan Hoet and Hans Martens
Anne Golaz
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Curators Jorge et Lucy Orta
François Daireaux
Daniel & Geo Fuchs
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