Tag Archive for: contemporary arts

C280: Machine Of Loving Grace / Jesse Draxler

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At Art Basel Miami, the American artist's installation turns the 1997 Mercedes C280 into a drifting witness to the fragmentary pulse of the road. In collaboration with The Patina Collective, the work unfolds as a meditation on the human-machine relationship, where moments dissolve into rhythm, emotion flickers through metal, and the journey becomes both physical and psychological.

Leonora Carrington / Palazzo Reale

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At Palazzo Reale in Milan, a major retrospective brings Leonora Carrington’s imagination into focus through more than sixty works that trace her journey from England to Mexico, from surrealist rebellion to spiritual transcendence. Curated through thematic chapters, each weaving together her life and artistic metamorphoses, the exhibition illuminates how Carrington transformed the dream into an instrument of knowledge, and art into a laboratory of female liberation.

Sex And Politics / Art Icon

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During the Paris photo week, With the support of Art Icon, a non-profit cultural organisation, the curators collected Pieces of some of the prominent names in the world of photograph such as Roger Ballen, Lars von Trier, Nadya Tolokonnikova / Pussy Riot, Santiago Sierra, Lydia Lunch, Tali Lennox. The result was a socially engaged exhibition, reflecting on the relationship between ideology, society, sexuality, and politics.

The Bastard Fields / Most Dismal Swamp

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Set in a surreal world where AI and humanity in art collide, the installation fuses performance, film, and philosophy to question what happens when technology begins to erode our sense of self.

Road to Berlin Atonal 2025

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Berlin Atonal returns to Kraftwerk Berlin, Tresor, and OHM this August 2025 with a five-day program that transforms the city’s industrial core into an experimental laboratory for sound, image, and collective experience. This year marks the festival’s debut as part of the International Biennial Association, anchoring its position as a global platform for sonic and interdisciplinary avant-garde. It’s a return, but also a reinvention, driven by the same radical spirit that first pulsed through these concrete chambers in the early ’80s.

Occult Forces Will Be Your Savior / Pol Taburet

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A reverential fear accompanies one’s entry into the Schinkel Pavillon in Berlin. It’s hard not to succumb to the dread provoked by those judging authorities—figures that rise from canvases and sculptures—whose silence carries the weight of condemnation even before the judged can speak.

Such is Life in the Way of Fools / Carnival

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In the group show Carnival, curated by Joe Coleman at Jeffrey Deitch’s New York gallery, the circus becomes a charged metaphor for lives lived on the margins.

Witness to the Vanishing / Metamorphika Studio

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Witness to the Vanishing is a multidisciplinary group show curated by Maria Abramenko at Metamorphika Studio, unfolding from the 19th to the 30th of July 2025.

Fourth Wall Death Rattle / Eddie Peake

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At Tick Tack in Antwerp, Fourth Wall Death Rattle plunges us into a liminal realm where art flickers between presence and absence, life and death.

Nothing Could Have Prepared Us / Wolfgang Tillmans

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Wolfgang Tillmans’ four decades of photographic and multimedia work at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

Midnight at Palais with Jenna Marvin

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For its Fashion-Z finale, Palais Galliera became a surreal dance floor as Jenna Marvin and Jenys debuted a motion-responsive instrument, blending fashion, sound, and performance in a one-night-only spectacle.

No Name / Jack White

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Jack White’s show at the Troxy, in support of his latest album "No Name", showcasing his unmatched musicianship and raw energy.