Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture | Tags: Berlin, gallery |
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The exhibition The Neoliberal Urge to Curate a Friendsgroup brings together works by Sarah Albrecht, Oliver Bleckmann, Manuel Cornelius, Sophia Gatzkan, Jill Kiddon, Luka Naujoks and Johannes Thiel and explores the neoliberal tendency to view social relationships as a strategic network – a curated portfolio of friendships, treated as a purpose-driven structure. In a culture dominated by self-promotion and social optimization, friendships are increasingly becoming a resource designed to yield personal benefits. Particularly in the art scene, many friendships have an ‘instrumental’ character – relationships are selected on the basis of aesthetics and value.
ACUD Galerie, Berlin. 28.02.2025 > 23.03.2025.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Photographie, Vidéo – Film | Tags: exhibition, gallery, London |
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Matthias Groebel has never believed in the concept of content. By doing so, Groebel frees his works from the constraints of representation. Across his career and different media, he has repeatedly created parameters and conditions that allow for an intuitive mental workspace.
Modern Art, London. 17.01.2025 > 22.02.2025.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie, Sculpture | Tags: conceptual, exhibition, gallery, minimal, Veltem-Beisem |
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An unlimited amount of ideas, dialogues and interactions, in the conceptual and minimalistic universe of Bram Vanderbeke, David Boon, Michel Mazzoni and Mohammed Alani. 22a Gallery is an artist run gallery founded by Lisa De Greef and Luis-Manuel Lambrechts.
22a Gallery, Veltem-Beisem. 12.09.24 – 10.11.24.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration | Tags: Brussels, gallery, Painting |
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“Drawing formally upon still life, portraiture, and landscape painting while occasionally incorporating elements of assemblage, Arisa Yoshioka’s narrative tableaux interrogate the narrow distance that differentiates the material world from the limitlessness of our dreams.” Martin Germann
Gladstone, Brussels. 11.09.2024 > 12.10.2024.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture | Tags: exhibition, gallery, Paris |
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Tony Cragg has stated, ‘although it is the human figure which interests me most deeply, I have always paid great attention to natural forms.’
Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris. 07.09.2024 > 10.10.2024.
Filed under: Architecture, Art contemporain, Photographie | Tags: gallery, Ostende |
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valerie_troost gallery pays special attention to the relationships that the artwork enters into with the spatial context in which it is displayed and with the people and things with which it shares that space and opens its doors with an exhibition of Charl van Ark and Sine Van Menxel.
valerie_troost gallery, Oostende, 26.11.2023 > 07.01.2024.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Photographie, Vidéo – Film | Tags: exhibition, gallery, London |
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Frida Orupabo’s work synthesises fragments of bodies to reconstruct narratives and imagine new configurations of subjectivity denied by colonial legacies.
Modern Art, London. 24.04.203 > 20.05.2023.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Sculpture | Tags: Brussels, gallery |
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The exhibition is composed of pages from monographic art books which suffered damage by water and time. They were subsequently professionally restored by Béatrice Balcou with the help of two students from the restoration department of La Cambre. The project focusses on the restoration of the reproduction of a painting.
BEIGE, Brussels. 31.03.2023 > 06.05.2023.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Sculpture | Tags: Amsterdam, exhibition, gallery |
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With a practice that is deeply interwoven into her everyday experience, Ruth van Beek looks inwards at how her vast archive works.
In Mariken Wessels’ new series of sculptures of Mama and collage works The Sculptor, it is the female body that becomes matter.
The Ravestijn Gallery, Amsterdam. 11.03.2023 > 22.04.2023.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture | Tags: exhibition, gallery, Los Angeles |
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Nancy Holt’s work addresses the consistent examination of how we attempt to understand our place in the world. Across five decades she investigated perception, systems and place.
Sprüeth Magers, Los Angeles. 28.10.2022 > 14.01.2023.