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As we delve further into the works presented in Rbjørn Rødland’s exhibition “Simple Gifts”, we encounter a captivating array of motifs, each with its own compelling narrative: A man’s neck is threatened by a black baton held by the dainty yet resilient hands of a woman. A leg and foot …
Jean-Marie Appriou in his solo exhibition “Gemini” invites us to consider a different set of twins (poetry and sculpture) through the lens …
The exhibition “Temporal Echoes” brings together the works by Omar Barquet and Carlos Aires, conveying the complex interplay of human emotions, time, …
Since 2014, the price of housing in Portugal has been increasing more than 6% per year. Lisbon was the municipality in the …
The exhibition “Nicole Eisenman: What Happened” brings together over 100 works from across the artist’s three-decade career – many of which have …
The exhibition “The Avant-Garde in Georgia (1900-1936)”, presents, for the very first time in Europe, a largely forgotten chapter in the history …
Ivan Andersen’s solo exhibition “Inadequately Maintained Surfaces” challenges our traditional expectations of landscape painting: for example, in terms of the materials that …
Maki Na Kamura in two exhibitions is presenting her new paintings. In an act of great concentration, she has taken the pressure …
Umar Rashid presents “Kagetora’s dream in the time of Sakoku. (Reds and Blues). Part 1”, his first exhibition in Japan. Rashid makes …
Highlighting cultures and languages that have a close affinity with the landscapes of Scotland, “A Fragile Correspondence” explores alternative perspectives and new …
“Reframed Positions” is the first multi-venue retrospective by Terre Thaemlitz in Europe. It comprises a survey exhibition, talk, multimedia performance, and a …
The exhibition “Tom Wesselmann: Intimate Spaces” concentrates on the artist’s primary subject, the female nude, with key works from “Great American Nudes” …
Lauren Halsey has been commissioned by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to create a site-specific installation for its Iris …
With “Images [and Talking Back to Them]” the artist and filmmaker Sara Eliassen presents a film installation in the lower exhibition hall …
In 1981, Joan Mitchell produced a series of prints at Kenneth Tyler’s workshop in Bedford, New York aptly titled the “Bedford Series”. …
Already in the 90s Michael Laube has created a painting technique on acrylic glass to extend his works into space. Michael Laube …
Presented in an immersive installation, Rudolf Stingel’s vividly hued paintings offer a new direction for the artist, as this body of work …
The exhibition “Alvenarias” brings together works by Alfredo Volpi and Fábio Miguez. The show brings together significant works by Volpi, one of …
With “Dans la plantation” his new body of work, Marc Padeu pursues his pictorial exploration of Cameroon’s agricultural regions, which began in …
The exhibition “Unschöne Museen” draws on Benedicte Savoy’s expression “Unschöne Museen”, literally unbeautiful museums, in a selection of works that emphasize this …
“Right Turn at Rabbit Road” is Eric McHenry’s first exhibition of his oil paintings. Filled with magical creatures (ranging from horses with …
Lots of stories could be told about Jacqueline Peeters. One of them could be about how many years ago, in the Netherlands, …
“Antigone: Women in Fibre Art” is an ambitious group exhibition celebrating the rich tradition of fibre art in Eastern Europe. The exhibition …
Alioune Diagne is unveiling fifteen large-scale canvases centering on the notions of travel, motion and displacement with the “Tukkii” exhibition. Composed of …
