FRAGMENTATION
MUSEUM
Contemporary Art and Life, Fragmented.
All aspects of human life are increasingly exposed to the pervasive phenomenon of fragmentation. Contemporary art has become a reflection of this fractured experience of reality.
The Museum of Fragmentation addresses this essential condition of our time. Conceived itself as a fragmented structure — and as an artwork in its own right — the museum explores the ways in which contemporary artistic practices mirror, question, and transform this condition.
Its primary medium is cOtemporary Art TV — disseminated through YouTube subscription and global internet networks.
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Ruth Asawa – An Artist Who Worked Every Minute
This documentary reflects on Ruth Asawa’s radical and deeply personal artistic practice, tracing how everyday life, family, and material experimentation…
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Andy Warhol & Edie Sedgwick – Pop Art on Television
In this 1965 appearance on The Merv Griffin Show, Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick helped bring Pop Art into the…
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New Museum Expansion – A New Journey Through Contemporary Art
New York’s New Museum has unveiled its expansion, opening up a new chapter for one of the city’s most experimental…
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Sophie Calle – Something Missing? at Louisiana
Sophie Calle’s Something Missing? at Louisiana highlights her distinctive blend of autobiography, photography, and text, tracing a practice built on…
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Carlos Amorales – Black Cloud
Black Cloud, by Mexican artist Carlos Amorales, fills the space with thousands of black paper butterflies spreading across walls and…
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Céleste Boursier-Mougenot -Clinamen
Clinamen, by Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, is one of the most mesmerizing and soothing installations currently on view in Paris. Set beneath…
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Ron Mueck – Encounter
Ron Mueck: Encounter brings together the artist’s striking hyperreal sculptures, inviting viewers into an intense experience of scale, presence, and…
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Mladen Stilinović, Artist at Work – 1978
In Artist at Work, Mladen Stilinović turns rest into a conceptual gesture, challenging conventional ideas of labour, effort, and artistic…
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Vietnam – Art in the Global Stream, Venice Biennale 2026
At the 61st Venice Biennale, Vietnam makes its debut with Art in the Global Stream, a project by Lê Hữu…
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Walid Raad, Comrade leader, comrade leader, how nice to see you (XVI, XIX)
Presented in Festival of (In)gratitude at Moderna Galerija in Ljubljana, Walid Raad’s Comrade leader, comrade leader, how nice to see…
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Vojin Bakić – Monument to the Uprising of the People of Kordun and Banija
Built in 1981 by sculptor Vojin Bakić, this striking monument once reflected the surrounding landscape through its polished stainless steel…
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Ned Kahn & Moshe Safdie, Rain Oculus – Singapore
The Rain Oculus is a monumental whirlpool installation at Marina Bay Sands that merges art, architecture, and engineering into a…
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Alfredo Jaar, One Million German Passports – 2023
In One Million German Passports, Alfredo Jaar transforms the passport into a stark symbol of belonging, exclusion, and political contradiction.…
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Andy Warhol – The Making of a Portrait
In a 1976 interview with Thames TV, Andy Warhol casually explained the now-iconic process behind his commissioned portraits, from photography…
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Wolfgang Beltracchi – Lost and Forgotten Artworks That Never Existed
Wolfgang Beltracchi became infamous for creating paintings that looked as though they belonged to art history, even though they had…
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VALIE EXPORT, From the Portfolio of Doggedness – 1968
In From the Portfolio of Doggedness, VALIE EXPORT turned the streets of Vienna into a site of confrontation, leading Peter…
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Pipilotti Rist, Ever Is Over All – 1997
Pipilotti Rist’s Ever Is Over All is a two-channel video installation that turns destruction into something strangely playful, poetic, and…
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Abraham Poincheval – Stone, Presence, and Endurance
In 2017, Abraham Poincheval sealed himself inside a hollow limestone rock at the Palais de Tokyo, turning his own body…
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Third Person (Open-World Fantasy) – Collecting Shells, Stockholm
Presented in the solo exhibition Collecting Shells at Saskia Neuman Gallery in Stockholm, Third Person (Open-World Fantasy) evokes a dreamlike…
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Thierry Mandon – Art and Risk
Thierry Mandon transforms intimate daily rituals into suspended acts of exposure, where reading, resting, and dining become performances shaped by…
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John Wood & Paul Harrison, one more kilometre – Fundação de Serralves, Porto
Presented as part of The Act of the Hosts at Fundação de Serralves in Porto, one more kilometre continues John…
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Tehching Hsieh – One Year Performances
Tehching Hsieh pushed performance art to its limits through durational works that turned time, endurance, and existence into the material…
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Tomáš Moravec, Pallet – 2008
Tomáš Moravec’s Pallet transforms a standard europallet into a strange vehicle that rides along tram tracks in Bratislava, turning public…
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Peter Campus, Three Transitions – 1973
Peter Campus’s Three Transitions is a landmark work of early video art that explores identity as something unstable, constructed, and…
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Gavin Turk, Dump
Gavin Turk’s Dump turns an ordinary black rubbish bag into a meticulously crafted bronze sculpture, challenging perception and value through…
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James Turrell, Roden Crater
James Turrell’s Roden Crater transforms a volcanic crater into a vast perceptual artwork shaped by light, sky, and space. Blurring…
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John Gerrard, Western Flag
John Gerrard’s Western Flag transforms the symbol of a flag into a warning, giving visible form to the invisible threat…
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Carol Bove – Materiality and Space
Carol Bove’s sculptures explore the tension between form, material, and space, combining industrial surfaces with a strong sense of physical…
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Cady Noland – The Power of Refusal
Cady Noland turned withdrawal into a form of artistic power, using refusal, disavowal, and absence to challenge the structures of…
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Kate MccGwire – Feather Sculptures
Kate MccGwire creates feather sculptures that twist, coil, and flow like living forms suspended in motion. Using natural materials with…
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Keith Haring – Subway Drawings
Keith Haring turned New York subway stations into a public canvas, creating rapid chalk drawings that brought his visual language…
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David Lynch, The Art Life
David Lynch’s The Art Life offers an intimate look into the artist’s inner world, tracing the connection between memory, painting,…
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Fabio Viale – Turning Stone into the Impossible
Fabio Viale transforms solid marble into sculptures that appear impossibly light, soft, and fragile. Through extraordinary craftsmanship, he challenges the…
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Banksy – Love Is in the Bin
Banksy’s Love Is in the Bin became one of the most iconic moments in contemporary art when a hidden shredder…
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Tavares Strachan – The Day Tomorrow Began
Tavares Strachan (@tavaresstrachan) is an artist whose work explores hidden histories, cultural memory, and the forces that shape who is…
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Juan Romero – Nightmare Collages
Juan Romero creates nightmare collages that transform glossy magazine and film imagery into fractured analog glitches. Blending horror, distortion, and…
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10 Terrifying Artists From Around the World
This video presents ten artists from around the world whose works explore fear, discomfort, and the uncanny through powerful visual…
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Joseph Beuys, I Like America and America Likes Me – 1974
Joseph Beuys’s I Like America and America Likes Me documents the artist’s 1974 performance in New York, where he spent…
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Louise Bourgeois – Memory at the Table
In this clip, Louise Bourgeois tells an anecdote about her father’s dinner time ‘entertainment’. Louis (who she said, she was…
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Sven Sachsalber – Finding a Needle in a Haystack
In this durational performance, Sven Sachsalber took the well-worn expression “finding a needle in a haystack” at face value. Over…
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Marina Abramović & Ulay, The Great Wall Walk
”Let’s walk towards each other and let’s say goodbye.” Legendary performance artists and former couple Marina Abramović and Ulay (1943-2020)…
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Jon Rafman – Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
Jon Rafman’s Report a Concern explores surveillance, perception, and digital life through found imagery and installation. The work reflects on…
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Jon Rafman, Nine Eyes of Google Street View
By isolating these “found” images and presenting them as photographs, Jon Rafman (@jonrafman) reframes an impersonal surveillance/archive tool into human-centered…
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Dib Bangkok – Contemporary Art Museum
Dib Bangkok (@dibbangkok) is now open! Southeast Asia’s newest art museum is filled with Thai and international contemporary greats. From…
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Shoji Yamasaki – Littered Mvmnts
Shoji Yamasaki is a performance artist known for his ongoing series Littered Mvmnts. By closely observing trash caught in the…
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Ron Mueck – Hyperreal Sculpture
Ron Mueck is an Australian-born sculptor renowned for hyperreal figurative works that shift between monumental scale and intimate miniaturization. Using…
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Erwin Wurm, One Minute Sculptures
Erwin Wurm’s One Minute Sculptures redefines sculpture by making the human body, everyday objects, and time the primary materials of…
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Lena Becerra, Weaving Black Nests Under the Skin – Berlin, Germany
Lena Becerra’s Weaving Black Nests Under the Skin imagines a fragile world of hybrid forms suspended between decay and renewal.…
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Giuseppe Penone, It Will Continue to Grow Except at That Point
Giuseppe Penone created It Will Continue to Grow Except at That Point by placing a cast of his own hand…
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Leandro Erlich – Illusion and Perception
Leandro Erlich (@leandroerlichofficial) is an Argentine conceptual artist renowned for destabilizing reality through perceptual illusion, transforming the familiar into sites…
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Nancy Holt, Sun Tunnels – Utah, USA
Today is the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere – one of only two days each year when the sun…
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The C100 List 2025 – Performance Art
The C100 List 2025 is live! [link in bio], presenting 100 contemporary artworks made in 2025.
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Lachlan Turczan – Water, Light, and Sound
American artist @lachlanturczan creates short-lived art installations using water, light and sound to capture the ephemeral circles of nature.
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John Wood & Paul Harrison – Tragedy, Comedy, and Irony
British artists John Wood and Paul Harrison have been working together since 1993, creating video works that sit somewhere between…
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Louise Bourgeois – Feeling Before Understanding
Louise Bourgeois on why a work must be felt before it is understood.
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Lauren McCarthy, Follower – 2016
‘Follower’ [2016] by Lauren McCarthy @laurenleemack. In 2016, artist Lauren McCarthy launched an app-based service that allows a user to…
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Tracey Emin, A Second Life – Tate Modern, London
Step into the tender world of Tracey Emin in her landmark exhibition at Tate Modern. Through painting, video, textiles, neons,…
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Zimoun – Sound Installations
Swiss artist Zimoun creates immersive site-specific sound installations, built mainly from recycled materials drawn from everyday life and industry.
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Maurizio Cattelan, Sussurro – Casa de Serralves, Portugal
Being an artist is not a job, it’s a malfunction. Art is a way to survive, not a way to…
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Elmgreen & Dragset, 2025 – Paris, France
‘October 2025’ [2025] by Elmgreen & Dragset @elmgreenanddragsetstudio In this sculptural installation, a hyper-real gallery assistant sits slumped at her…
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Michael Heizer, City – Nevada, USA
Situated in rural Nevada, ‘City’ is a monumental artwork by Michael Heizer. Deliberately inaccessible, only a handful of visitors are…
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Anish Kapoor, BUTCHERED – North Sea
Anish Kapoor’s ‘BUTCHERED’ brings together art and activism in an unprecedented North Sea intervention.
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Yayoi Kusama – Tokyo, Japan
Yayoi Kusama is one of the most influential figures in contemporary art. Born in Japan in 1929, she transformed the…
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Cyprien Gaillard, Recovery of Discovery
‘Recovery of Discovery’ is a pyramid-shaped installation by French artist Cyprien Gaillard. Visitors were encouraged to climb the steps of…
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Sizhu Li, Viborg Kunsthal – Viborg, Denmark 2024
Artist Sizhu Li (@sizhuli) creates kinetic, immersive installations that use industrial materials, especially aluminum, to evoke poetic emotional states through…
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Marina Abramović, Albertina Modern – Vienna, Austria 2025/26
The retrospective “Marina Abramović” at Albertina Modern, 10 October 2025 to 1 March 2026 in Vienna, Austria, presents the survey…
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WEAVING SPACE , Lygia Pape (1927-2004), Pinault Collection, Bourse de Commerce (Paris, 2025)
Lygia Pape (1927–2004) was a pioneering Brazilian artist whose practice encompassed painting, sculpture, engraving, film, performance, and installation. A central…
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Minimal, Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris 2025
This video presents a walkthrough of the exhibition “Minimal” at the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection in Paris (8…
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Echo Delay Reverb: American Art, Francophone Thought – Palais de Tokyo
Echo Delay Reverb: American Art, Francophone Thought at Palais de Tokyo (22 Oct 2025 – 15 Feb 2026) is an…
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Melvin Edwards, Palais de Tokyo – Paris 2025
The Fragmentation Museum presents a short video documentation of Melvin Edwards at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2025. This major retrospective…
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AUTOMATA, Solienne – Paris Photo 2025
Solienne is the first AI agent artist to exhibit at Paris Photo, presenting an exhibition that reflects a profoundly new…
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Erwin Olaf – Rabouan Moussion Gallery, Paris Photo 2025
For its participation in Paris Photo 2025, the Rabouan Moussion Gallery presented a solo exhibition by Dutch artist Erwin Olaf…
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Jean Tinguely – L’Enfer, un petit début, 1984 – Grand Palais 2025
Jean Tinguely’s L’Enfer, un petit début (1984) is a monumental assemblage made of more than thirty moving and sound-producing sculptures.…
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Zdravko Joksimović “A Glimmering Friendship “- Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade 2025
The exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade presents a comprehensive overview of Zdravko Joksimović’s work, spanning from…
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Vivian Suter, Disco – Palais de Tokyo, Paris 2025
In the summer of 2025, the Palais de Tokyo organizes the larger-scale ever retrospective of Vivian Suter, with around 500…
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GALLERIA CONTINUA , Paris Marais -Osvaldo González “Descendencia” 2025
Osvaldo González elevates the use of adhesive tape to its highest artistic expression, transforming an ordinary material into a plastic…
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Tatiana Trouvé The Strange Life of Things – Palazzo Grassi Venice 2025
From April 6, 2025, to January 4, 2026, Palazzo Grassi in Venice presents Tatiana Trouvé: The Strange Life of Things,…
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THOMAS SCHÜTE Genealogies, Punta Della Dogana -Venice
From April 6 to November 23, 2025, Punta della Dogana in Venice hosts Thomas Schütte: Genealogies, the first major exhibition…
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Chiharu Shiota – The Soul Trembles
The Grand Palais in Paris is currently hosting “The Soul Trembles,” a major retrospective of Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota. Running…
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POP FOREVER, Tom Wesselman &…- Fondation Louis Vuitton
From October 17, 2024, to February 24, 2025, the Fondation Louis Vuitton presents “Pop Forever, Tom Wesselmann &…,” an exhibition…
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Myriam MIHINDOU “Praesentia” Palais de Tokyo
“Praesentia” is a major solo exhibition by Myriam Mihindou at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, running from October 17,…
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Art Basel Paris 2024 I JUILUS VON BISMARCK Zwei Wölfinen (Wilde Mutter)
Art Basel Paris 2024 (formerly FIAC – Foire Internationale d’Art Contemporain) returns to the iconic Grand Palais after three years…
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Palais de Tokyo, Paris 2024, BARBARA CHASE RIBOUD
Barbara Chase-Riboud’s contemporary art exhibition, “When a Knot is Undone, a God is Released,” presents her bronze sculptures from the…
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Rashid Johnson- A Poem for Deep Thinkers
Rashid Johnson (born 1977 in Chicago) is an American multidisciplinary artist whose work spans photography, sculpture, painting, installation, and film.…
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The Artist Who Painted Time – On Kawara
On Kawara (1932–2014) was a Japanese conceptual artist whose work explored time, existence, and consciousness through minimalist precision and daily…
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Ryan Gander – The Mouse That Couldn’t Speak
British artist Ryan Gander (b. 1976) is known for his conceptual works that blend wit, play, and philosophical reflection. In…
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Maria Stamenković Herranz – This Mortal House Building 3
THIS FRAGMENT HAS GONE VIRAL, WITH MORE THAN 3 MILLION VIEWS on TikTok At OFFSCREEN Paris 2025, the performance This…
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OFFSCREEN, Paris, 2025
OFFSCREEN Paris 2025, held from October 21–26 at the historic Chapelle Saint-Louis de la Salpêtrière in the 13ᵗʰ arrondissement of…
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Art Basel Paris 2025 — Grand Palais
This year’s edition of Art Basel Paris brings together 203 galleries from 40 countries and territories, turning the historic Grand…
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Aleksandra Šaranović, ANTIBODIES
Throughout human history, the notion of the body has undergone continuous transformation, reflecting shifting philosophical, religious, and scientific perspectives. From…
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Fragmentation Museum, Gallery 0=2, Milan Atanaskovic, Beograd 2025
With this installation by Milan Atanasković, the Museum of Fragmentation opens its second gallery, 0=2. Set within the post-apocalyptic architecture…
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Vincent, Surface 2010/2025 Fragmentation Museum
There is an object, in the darkness, in the basement of an old house called Bloc-House: a rotting wooden crate…
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Jérôme Bouchez, Paris is Burning 2009-2025 / Fragmentation Museum
Jérôme Bouchez’s contribution to the Museum of Fragmentation is a kind of map of fragments, traces, documents, images, and sketches…
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Fragmentation Museum, Gallery 0=1, Milan Atanaskovic, Paris 2025
The Fragmentation Museum opens its doors with the exhibition “THE ARTWORK AS A SUSTAINABLE FRAGMENT OF THE PRESENT”, inaugurating its…
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Olga Kisseleva, POWER STRUGGLE DC *, April–May 2020
Olga Kisseleva’s artistic projects are rooted in rigorous research and demand extensive preparation. The COVID-19 pandemic offered her an opportunity…
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Véronique Durazzo & Didier Ducrocq PORTRAIT, 3 minutes, 6 years
« PORTRAIT, 3 minutes, 6 years»Video installation – variable dimensionsDuration: 6 yearsVéronique Durazzo | Didier Ducrocq – 2018 Video installation…
The exhibition
“THE ARTWORK AS A SUSTAINABLE FRAGMENT OF THE PRESENT”
Musée de la Fragmentation