Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture | Tags: Berlin, exhibition, gallery |
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Taking this dialogue as a departure point, Burçak Bingöl carries various fragments from Istanbul to Berlin and makes a visual experiment by superposing times and spaces.
Zilberman Gallery, Berlin. 24.04.2019 > 27.07.2019.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture | Tags: Bruxelles, exposition, galerie |
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Roeland Tweelinckx aims to rearrange and reorganise the provided things, detect changes and juxtapose layers of meaning in a stripped-down and pure visual language, which can be both practicable and non-functional.
IRÈNE LAUB GALLERY, Brussels. 07.05.2019 > 14.06.2019.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture | Tags: exposition, Paris |
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For his first solo museum exhibition in France, Theaster Gates has initiated an entirely new project that explores social histories of migration and interracial relations using a specific episode in American history as his point of departure to address larger questions of black subjugation and the imperial sexual domination and racial mixing that resulted from it.
Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 20.02.2018 > 12.05.2019.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture, Vidéo – Film | Tags: Düsseldorf, exhibition |
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The artists of Body in Pieces dedicate themselves to the human body as a focal point at which pressing queries coincide, concerning the technological and social conditions of human existence, for instance. With: Monica Bonvicini, Leda Bourgogne, Mariechen Danz, Nadira Husain, Jens Pecho, Lili Reynaud-Dewar, Ryan Trecartin.
KAI 10 | Arthena Foundation, Düsseldorf. 22.02.2019 > 12.05.2019.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture | Tags: Berlin, exhibition, gallery |
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Creating interactions between substances that are not normally found together, Alisa Baremboym assimilates one material into another, amplifying the object’s porosity as a human membrane separating us from the outside world.
Konrad Fischer Galerie, Berlin. 23.11.2018 – 26.01.2019.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie, Sculpture | Tags: exhibition, gallery, Londres |
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Gabriele Beveridge’s materials frequently derive from sites of commerce, particularly those where we prepare and process our bodies, or more accurately where we pay others to perform labour on our surfaces. Display and presentation are persistent themes throughout the practice. Beveridge includes found photographic imagery, cropped posters and promotional material found in hair and nail salons, alongside photograms which are a new addition to the artist’s lexicon.
Seventeen, London. 03.11.2018 > 15.12.2018.
Filed under: Peinture - Illustration, Sculpture, Vidéo – Film | Tags: exhibition, Wien |
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Using sculpture, painting, sound, video, and live performance, Donna Huanca forges interplay between multisensory art, the Baroque architecture, and participants. Curator: Stella Rollig
Lower Belvedere, Wien. 28.09.2018 > 06.01.2019.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Sculpture | Tags: exposition, Paris |
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Comme à son habitude, Folkert de Jong utilise des sources historiques mais pour mieux les manipuler dans une histoire politique contemporaine. La manipulation est aussi bien formelle que symbolique.
Valentin, Paris. 13.10.2018 > 08.12.2018.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Sculpture | Tags: exhibition, Lisbon |
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Kader Attia who has dedicated himself to research into the power relationships that continue to affect the post-colonial world, reflecting on the processes of domination that pass through the urban space and the way in which the migrant body is affected and politicised. Using documentary film, sculpture, collage and the construction of environmentally intense installations, his work dialogues with the memory of modern architecture in Africa, its appropriation through this of the history of the local and vernacular architecture and its continued repressive interference in the lives of the population.
Culturgest Fundação Caixa Geral de Depòsitos, Lisbon. 20.10.2018 > 06.01.2019.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie, Sculpture | Tags: Bruxelles, exposition |
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The exhibition is part of “Crackle & Drag,” which is the umbrella title of TR Ericsson’s practice since 2003 and has developed into an inspired chronicle of a rustbelt family in post-industrial America. What begins as a soft, searing, and complex portrait of intimacy and Americana evokes universal themes of love, loss and ephemerality.
Harlan Levey Projects. 06.09.2018 > 15.12.2018.