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“Tea Time II – Paris” is the second iteration of a thematic exhibition inspired by the cultural and symbolic resonance of “tea time”—a ritual that, while rooted in British tradition, has grown into a universal metaphor for pause, reflection, and connection. Originating in 19th-century Victorian England, tea time was more …
Raised in Geneva by a Chinese mother and a Swiss father, Valentin Rilliet’s work is deeply informed by a bicultural identity, which …
Titled “The Last Museum”, the group exhibition takes its name from a photographic series and eponymous book by Brion Gysin—an iconic …
Cy Gavin’s paintings transmute subjective responses to specific places into expansive works with striking palettes and fluid, gestural brushwork. Composed in dimensions …
Pace is a leading international art gallery representing some of the most influential contemporary artists and estates from the past century, holding …
ARTZUID is an open-air Sculpture Biennale in Amsterdam’s Southern district in The Netherlands. During this four-month event, amazing modern and contemporary figurative …
Since 2021, the Comité Professionnel des Galeries d’Art (CPGA) has been organising Paris Gallery Weekend, which celebrates the essential role of galleries …
“Tea Time II – Paris” is the second iteration of a thematic exhibition inspired by the cultural and symbolic resonance of “tea …
Adriana Varejão has developed a rigorous practice that is informed by cultural and historical research. Each series is based on intense investigation …
Franz West began working actively as an artist in 1970, at a time when the Viennese Actionism Μovement was shocking Austrian society. …
For over twenty years, Tara Donovan has created large-scale installations, sculptures, and drawings that utilize everyday objects to explore the transformative effects …
Nathalie Du Pasquier worked as a designer as part of the Memphis Group until 1987, producing patterns, textiles, decorated surfaces, and furniture. …
Since the late 1970s, Roni Horn has produced drawings, photography, sculpture and installations, as well as works involving words and writing. Horn’s …
Anna Perach’s practice explores the dynamic between personal and cultural myths. Specifically she is interested in how our private narratives are deeply …
The use of drugs and chemicals in art, particularly in contemporary art, both as an object and as a theoretical concept, has …
“Becoming Ocean: a social conversation about the Ocean” is an exhibition that addresses the challenges facing the ocean through the diverse …
Crisis and redemption are impetus to the work of Ibrahim Mahama. Vast in scale and ambition, his interventions in public space open …
Central to Ima-Abasi Okon’s practice as a visual artist is a preoccupation with knowledge and its production. Working across print, sculpture and moving …
Rosemarie Trockel is widely regarded as one of the most important and influential conceptual artists in Germany. Her sculptures, collages, ceramics, knitted …
William Kentridge is internationally acclaimed for his artworks, theater and opera productions. His method combines drawing and erasing, tearing, gestural painting, collage, …
In the exhibition “Are We Still Up To It?’ – Art & Democracy” more than 50 works by international artists are on …
Mika Rottenberg’s elaborate visual narratives draw on cinematic and sculptural traditions to forge a new language that uses cause and effect structures …
A leading figure in the Japanese art world, Takashi Murakami has become internationally known for his unique, uncategorisable work. He has invented …
In his new body of work, “Between Instinct and Reason”, Will Cotton continues to reflect on pop culture and a new …
