Ser Serpas presents paintings and four installations at Kunsthalle Basel. It is her largest institutional exhibition in Switzerland up to date. There is pain, audio and visual. Naked bodies in positions of suffering or dissolution.
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Elodie Seguin. Parcours
Elodie Seguin performs at PEAC. For her first institutional solo exhibition in Germany, the artist has conceived nine site specific interventions: the exhibition itinerary unfolds between minimalism and colour experiments, monochromacy and transparency, transformation and temporality.
Sam Cherof: The Richness of Being
In Sardinia, Sam Cherof discovers the richness of being. Completed during his residency at Nalusaca, Sardinia, the new paintings presented in 'I tried to learn to meditate' at Stallmann, Berlin, involve all senses and nuances. Art as a sensual discovery, between childhood and transformation.
À propos des œuvres d’Alizée Gazeau à Venise
“I tore everything apart … I grew a lot.” Alizée Gazeau's paintings resemble skin, maps, fossils, and hieroglyphs. Their reddish tones recall blood and femininity; their surface evokes time and process. Her installation "Océanité" at Lapis Lazuli: artE embraces looseness and the acceptance of flow.
Gertrude Stein: Image, word, abstraction
The exhibition "Gertrude Stein et Pablo Picasso. L'invention du langage" explores the influence of Gertrude Stein on the visual arts of the 20th century. An insanely good exhibition, providing new perspectives and outstanding works!
Picasso: Drawing to Infinity
"Picasso – Dessiner à l’Infini" gives a round-up tour through Picasso’s entire oeuvre on paper. Upon the occasion of the 50th death of the artist, the exhibition offers a visual and art historical party!
Daniel Spivakov: Chronorama Redux, 3rd Chapter
Daniel Spivakov presents the third chapter of his contribution to the exhibition Chronorama Redux at Palazzo Grassi, Venice. The three paintings show images between strass and hoodie, lipgloss and dirt, force and ennui. The sweetness and void of celebrity, manifested in paint.
Art as impetus: Oscar Tuazon
The Kunsthalle Bielefeld presents works by Oscar Tuazon, based around the question: what do we need? Continuously re-considered, the question, according to the artist is more important than the answer. The exhibition offers engaging points of departure for its reflection.
Forming Time: Glenda León
The Fundació Miró Palma shows the work of Glenda León in dialogue with the work of Joan Miró. The two artists share colour, shapes, and a sense of place – exciting but calm, aesthetic but free.
Rafaël Rozendaal: Colour, Code, Communication
'Rafaël Rozendaal: Color, Code, Communication', at Museum Folkwang poses the question: what will be the image in the 21st century? The works in the exhibition offer practical and intellectual examples, reflective and fun.