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Art in the Dark – Shiga Museum of Art
At the Shiga Museum of Art in Japan, this exhibition is experienced in complete darkness, with only a torch to guide the viewer. By letting…
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Siew Guang Hong – the body improper
In the body improper, Siew Guang Hong explores the body as a site of instability, transformation, and projection. Through 19 works, the exhibition blurs the…
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Michelangelo Pistoletto – Three Mirrors
Created in collaboration with CIRCA, Three Mirrors brings Michelangelo Pistoletto’s mirror-based practice into the public realm through a moving image triptych broadcast across cities and…
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Ulay – Moving a Masterpiece
In 1976, Ulay staged a radical performance by removing a painting from Berlin’s National Gallery and relocating it to the home of a Turkish immigrant…
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Richard Wilson, 20:50 – Beauty and Contamination
In 20:50, Richard Wilson fills a gallery with recycled engine oil, transforming toxic material into a surface of eerie stillness and seductive beauty. The work…
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Mona Hatoum, Roadworks – 1985
In Roadworks, Mona Hatoum walks barefoot through Brixton with heavy boots tied to her ankles, turning movement into a visible act of resistance and constraint.…
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Tony Lewis, Abstract Slavery
In Abstract Slavery, Tony Lewis uses drawing and language to approach the history of the Atlantic slave trade through layered marks, notation, and abstraction. The…
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Günther Uecker, Sandmühle
Displayed in The Vulnerability of the World at the Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck, Sandmühle reflects Günther Uecker’s enduring interest in movement, material, and fragility. The…
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Oddur Roth & Davíð Þór Jónsson – Ursula Weekender
A site-specific performance combining sound, movement, and visual art, created in memory of Björn Roth. Recorded during Ursula Weekender in Braemar, Scotland.
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Michel François – Walk through a line of neon lights
In Walk through a line of neon lights, Michel François transforms broken neon into a fragile path of light, tension, and disruption. The work turns…
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Kat Howard – In place of no, my mouth leaks honey
At Carvalho in New York, Kat Howard’s In place of no, my mouth leaks honey presents large-scale sculptures made from beeswax, straw, and nylon stockings.…
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Natural Collapse
Natural Collapse explores collapse not as exception, but as part of a continuous bodily and spatial process. Through performance and movement, the work reframes falling…
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Open Reel Ensemble – Magnetic Folklore
Formed in Japan in 2009, Open Reel Ensemble creates music with Jigakkyu, a self-invented instrument that combines bamboo bows with vintage magnetic tape reels. Bridging…
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Giuseppe Penone – The Reflection of Bronze
At Gagosian in New York, The Reflection of Bronze presents Giuseppe Penone’s continued exploration of trees, growth, and material transformation. Bringing together bronze and living…
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Günter Brus – The Living Wound
In 1965, Günter Brus turned the streets of Vienna into a site of psychological confrontation, painting his body white and dividing it with a single…
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Lee Yi-Fan – Melancholic Flatness, Venice Biennale 2026
Presented at the Taiwan Pavilion of the 61st Venice Biennale, Lee Yi-Fan’s Melancholic Flatness explores digital interfaces, control, and contemporary experience. Installed in a former…
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Werner Herzog – Hearsay of the Soul
Created for the Whitney Museum in 2012, Hearsay of the Soul marked Werner Herzog’s first video installation and reflected his fascination with the work of…
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Discrete Ensemble – Hamilton Mausoleum
Discrete Ensemble is a sound installation by Sam Barker and Kay Sievers for eight automated string instruments. Presented at Hamilton Mausoleum, it creates an immersive…
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Nam June Paik – Robot K-456 and the Art of Technology
Nam June Paik transformed technology into artistic language, treating televisions, signals, and electronic noise as materials for thought. Through works such as Robot K-456, he…
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Henry Darger – A Secret World
For more than forty years, Henry Darger created an immense imaginary universe in complete isolation, producing thousands of pages and paintings that remained unseen during…
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Danh Võ – Endlessly Intriguing Sculptures
Danh Võ’s sculptures unfold through fragments, symbols, and unexpected material relationships, creating works that feel both intimate and historically charged. His practice invites viewers into…
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Fountain of Youth – Festival Tweetakt, Utrecht
Presented at Festival Tweetakt in Utrecht, Fountain of Youth invites visitors into a playful encounter with renewal, ritual, and participation. Set within the historic site…
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Elliot Bergman – Musical Ladders
For Elliot Bergman’s exhibition musical ladders, bells, and a newly completed organ pipe marimba come together in a sculptural performance environment. Blending sound, movement, and…
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Cornelia Parker, Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View – 1991
In Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View, Cornelia Parker suspends the fragments of a blown-up garden shed in mid-air, freezing destruction into a moment of…
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Hugh Hayden – San Giacomo Chapel
For the Venice Biennale, Hugh Hayden unveils a permanent commission on San Giacomo that transforms the familiar form of a chapel into something unstable, symbolic,…
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Hospital of Emotions – Immersive Art in an Abandoned Hospital
Set inside a former hospital in Los Angeles, Hospital of Emotions transforms more than 80 rooms across four floors into an immersive journey through contemporary…
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Florentina Holzinger – The Austrian Pavilion
At the Venice Biennale, Florentina Holzinger transforms the Austrian Pavilion into a living organism shaped by water, machines, and extreme physical performance. The installation merges…
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Kari Cholnoky, Leech
In Leech, Kari Cholnoky explores the unstable relationship between people and objects through painting and sculptural form. Dense, layered surfaces reflect digital overload, material excess,…
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Richard Serra – Equals
A brief fragment on Richard Serra’s Equals, questioning whether art needs to be beautiful to be powerful. The work invites us to think about weight,…
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Hidden Art
A brief fragment on freeports, ultra-secure warehouses where valuable artworks can remain hidden from public view while functioning as private assets in the global art…
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Vivian Maier – Hidden Streets
A brief fragment on Vivian Maier, the once-unknown photographer whose vast archive captured everyday urban life with rare intimacy, turning street photography into a quiet…
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The Blind Art Collector
A sharp fragment on art, status, and perception in today’s culture, where collecting becomes a symbol of its own.
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Martin Puryear – Nexus
A brief fragment on Martin Puryear’s Nexus, where minimal forms reveal human traces of memory, craft, architecture, and metaphor.
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Bill Douglas – My Way Home
A short fragment on My Way Home (1978), Bill Douglas’s minimalist and deeply poetic portrait of youth, memory, and survival. As the final part of…
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Sitting in a Room with Alvin Lucier
A short fragment inspired by Alvin Lucier’s groundbreaking experiments with sound, space, and perception. Through resonance and repetition, his work invites us to listen to…
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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 became inseparable from her work.…
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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 American mainstream. While Warhol remained…
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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 art institutions. Guided by Artistic…
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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 intimacy, absence, and narrative construction.…
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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 ceilings. Inspired by the migration…
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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 the monumental rotunda of the…
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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 human vulnerability. On view at…
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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 productivity. The work suggests that…
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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 Hiếu curated by Đỗ Tường…
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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 you (XVI, XIX) brings together…
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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 surface, uniting sculpture, architecture, and…
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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 single immersive spectacle. Designed by…
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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. By placing one million German…
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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 and enlargement to painting and…
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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 never existed. His forgeries were…