Do Not Abandon Me / Louise Bourgeois at Museo Novecento, Florence
Last weeks to visit Louise Bourgoise's evocative and raw work, on show at Museo Novecento until October 20th, 2024.
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/by adminVeins Books Pop-up / Milan
Veins Books is set to host its inaugural Pop-Up Event in Milan on October 12-13 at Via Friuli 8/A. Rare and cult publications, a curated selection of hard-to-find titles in photography, art, fashion, underground movements, and subcultures.
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/by adminTransition: Gender, Digital, Green / Robot Festival 2024
October 10 – 13, 2024, Bologna, Italy 2024.
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/by adminThe Beauty of the Grotesque / Guillermo Lorca
In conversation with the Chilean artist, to enter in a grotesque world, halfway between the inescapable fairy-tale realm of fantasy and the dark, visceral taste of the Gothic.
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/by Editor NastyConnection Vol.1 / Eureka
Eureka has just released their debut album, a collection of 10 diverse techno tracks that explore various aspects of the genre. Despite being new to the Milan scene, Eureka has quickly made an impact, with early support from prominent DJs in the techno world.
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/by adminX New Worlds / Red pill / Blue pill
Talking with X New Worlds, we discover a dimension that lies between wakefulness and the subconscious. The artist presents and embodies a detailed yet unclassifiable aesthetic, where distant memories and dreamlike hallucinations blend and shape one another. Following the White Rabbit to enter the land of wonders, where artificial intelligence serves as the creator, and a disturbing undercurrent of unease keeps us captivated on the screen
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/by Editor NastyBlack Haine / Live in Southbank
Attending Southbank for Concrete Lates X Fabric event. Featuring Bitter Gold, Space Afrika, Blackhaine and JASSS.
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/by Editor NastyContemporary Cluster / Fatmah
The Roman gallery is expanding its spaces at Via Odoardo Beccari 8/10/12 in Rome and invites everyone to visit ‘Fatmah’, a new collective and international exhibition, open until 31 October. Brimming with meaning and conceptual layers, the exhibition presents a dialogue on the theme of new possibilities, future projections, and good fortune, all with a strong flavour of Middle East tradition.
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/by Editor NastyIbis Hospital / Weaving Art from the Remains of the Fallen
Delving into the artist’s vision, which confronts the harmful today materialism and the transformation of the human body. Between a fascination with technology and the inevitability of death, artworks evoke a world where life and synthetic matter collide, creating macabre and sacred scenarios. Ibis weaves together the profane, the divine, and contemporary complexity, allowing bones and relics to emerge in their work.
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/by Editor NastyBerlin Atonal presents Openless 2024
Our exclusive report from Berlin Atonal, August 23-25, 2024.
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/by Editor NastyDue qui – To Hear / Luca Cerizza
Trough this interview we explore the deeper facets of the project that culminated in the formation of the Italian Pavilion at the 2024 Biennale. Luca Cerizza elucidates his personal vision and the realisation of curatorial practice, characterised by multiple encounters and a direct engagement with the sensory realm. As he himself notes, ‘It was probably music that led me to more avant-garde forms of contemporary art.’ Music, sound, and auditory perception, which are prominently featured in this project, have consistently been fundamental components of his work and an expression of a distinct curatorial identity.
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/by Editor NastyAlbrecht Dürer / Under Your Skin
Until 13th of October, at the Albrecht Dürer House in Nuremberg, you can visit an exhibition that explores and unites different generations, connecting them to a significant piece of art history. Past creations and human stories from around the world flow like ink on skin. An exhibition that showcases tattoo art as it has never been represented before: timeless, vibrant, and multifaceted.
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/by Editor NastyJason Williamson / Sleaford Mods
Jamie Macleod Bryden sits down to catch up with Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods. In the current landscape they are one of Britain’s most truthful forces and their visceral live show needs to be experienced. It’s been ten years since the release of their seminal album “Divide and Exit” after their breakthrough album “Austerity Dogs” just before. It was an exciting time with Iggy Pop going viral playing them to his Cockatoo just one part of the madness. We catch up to talk about the album’s legacy and what lies next.
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/by Editor NastyIvana Bašić / Metempsychosis: The Passion of Pneumatics
From June 6th to September 1st, 2024, it will be possible to experience and take part in a vibrant and ever-changing universe within a space equally symbolic in its structure: the Schinkel Pavillon in Germany. Here, Ivana Bašić, with her exhibition and an unprecedented collection of works, brings to life a hybrid and fluid contemporary vision.
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/by Editor NastyVeronica Smirnoff / Blue Sky Red
Jamie Macleod Bryden attends Veronica Smirnoff’s “Blue Sky Red”, her largest solo exhibition to date in the UK. The artist kindly discusses the exhibition with him afterwards.
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/by Editor NastyBeyond Art Alone / Thomas Hirschhorn
This interview delves into the more complex aspects of human relationships and their interaction with being and the surrounding environment. The artist expresses his preference for art that avoids ostentation and luxury, instead favouring universal materials and words—tools that are often underestimated. In this dialogue, we explore art as both a social study and an experience designed to leave a lasting impression on the observer and their way of thinking.
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/by Editor NastyNils Frahm at Barbican / Unwavering Devotion To Sound
Jamie Macleod Bryden attends composer Nils Frahm’ s first London shows in over five years. At the Barbican.
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/by Editor NastyFleeting Phenomena / Mia Middleton
In conversation with the artist, exploring multiple themes and delving into the deep subconscious sphere. The oneiric and psychological realms can be intricate and mysterious, thus providing fertile ground for artistic expression. Alongside the inner soul of her works and that aura of mystery, Mia opens a window to see what lies within her life and personal imprint.
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