Posts with tag Curator
WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD
An exhibition featuring large-scale installations with which the public can interact. An interactive device with a touchscreen format to map, visualize, and share the public’s…
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June Crespo – Acts of pulse
P420 is pleased to present Acts of pulse, the first solo exhibition by the Spanish sculptor June Crespo (Pamplona, 1982) in the spaces of P420, after Foreign…
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Green Modernism: The New View of Plants
What do plants mean to human beings? The exhibition Green Modernism: The New View of Plants takes us back to the early twentieth century and…
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An Uncertain Pleasure: Time-Based Works from the Pierre Huber Collection
An Uncertain Pleasure is an exhibition that focuses on a specific aspect of the prestigious art collection of the visionary, former Geneva gallerist, and passionate…
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How far should we go?
Fondazione ICA Milano presents the group exhibition How far should we go? curated by Rossella Farinotti.
The focus of the exhibition is on landscape,…
Double Act
Marking the first significant display of the collection in Europe, “Double Act” explores universal social themes as it pairs highlights from the museum’s holdings of…
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ALEX DA CORTE- MR. REMEMBER
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art presents the first major survey exhibition in Europe of the Venezuelan-American artist Alex Da Corte (b. 1980). The artist occupies…
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Diana Tamane – Half-Love
Half-Love explores the relationship between the artist Diana Tamane and her younger half-sister Elina. Exhibited here for the first time, this new body of work…
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Some of It Falls from the Belt and Lands on the Walkway Beside the Conveyor
Some of It Falls from the Belt and Lands on the Walkway Beside the Conveyor has to do with what exceeds normal flow. This image…
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Nadine Fecht, Samuel Henne, Nina Maria Küchler, Tim Plamper – Autonomous Fragments
Autonomous Fragments is a collaborative curatorship between AD/AD – ProjectSpace (Hannover) and LAGE EGAL (Berlin) and brings together the artistic positions of Nadine Fecht, Samuel…
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Andreas Mühe – Stories of Conflict
Andreas Mühe is one of Germany’s best- known artists. His photos revolve around sociological, historical, and political themes, which he stages in elaborately constructed, dramatically…
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Peggy Ahwesh – Vision Machines
Kunsthall Stavanger presents Vision Machines, the first survey exhibition in Scandinavia of the groundbreaking American artist and experimental filmmaker Peggy Ahwesh (b. 1954, Pennsylvania, USA).…
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