As the third edition of Frieze Seoul heads into its final day today, many international visitors are likely already on their way home. Some may have already left to head to the Gwangju Biennale, which is now in its 15th iteration and is curated this year by Nicolas Bourriaud. (Some of the festivities started on […]
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The Crossroads of Culture and Creativity Chantal Hediger, a full-time artist and mentor, has been painting for nearly three decades. Her Swiss-South African heritage deeply informs her art, creating a unique blend of Swiss precision and South African warmth. This cultural amalgamation is evident in her work, where structured techniques meet vibrant, expansive expressions. Hediger
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Fredericks & Freiser is pleased to announce the first New York solo exhibition of new paintings by Amélie Peace (b.1997, Cannes. Lives and works in London). A new aesthetic of care comes to life in Peace’s work, as the works navigate modern relationships and questions of what we owe to and can accept from one
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The Pergamonmuseum, the largest of the five historical institutions in Berlin’s famous museum complex, has been closed entirely since last October as part of a massive refurbishment and expansion project that began in 2013. Although its scheduled reopening is already a long ways away, slated for 2037, a year-long investigation by the German weekly newspaper
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“A Portrait in Fragments” is a reflection on biographical spaces, memory, and the physical and immaterial traces that the self leaves behind in the world. The group exhibition explores the plurality, multifacetedness, and porosity of biographical experience, which unfolds in moments of introspection and self-observation, but also in the encounter with external (and imagined) worlds
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When Edmund Cartwright was at work creating the world’s first power loom at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, he sent a prototype of his machine to weavers in Manchester, which was, at the time, the center of England’s cloth production. Cartwright was hoping these weavers could help him improve his nascent invention. They refused.
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A Journey Rooted in Art and Innovation Born in 1977, Zach Lieberman grew up just outside of Chicago, where his early fascination with both art and technology began to take shape. This dual passion guided him to pursue a B.A. in Fine Arts from Hunter College, followed by a B.F.A. and an M.F.A. in Design
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Swivel Gallery is delighted to unveil Transmogrification NOW!, an evocative exhibition by Amy Bravo featuring a series of new sculptural works, paintings, and installation. Bravo’s latest collection merges cabinets, curios, and furniture with eerie elements such as animal parts, offering a unique exploration of Cuban mythology and personal narrative. Central to the exhibition is Bravo’s
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‣ It’s been a big year for Venezuelan ceramicist and painter Magdalena Suarez Frimkess, who celebrated her 95th birthday and just got her first museum retrospective. For the Los Angeles Times, David A. Keeps chats with the indefatigable artist and those she’s influenced: During her residency, she met Michael Frimkess, a Los Angeles potter who had
Keil Space: An Inner and Universal Journey In the realm of art and healing, Keil Space in Florence stands out as the first art space in the world entirely dedicated to Advanced Art and its applications. The space founded by Samantha Keil, a master in bronze from a long bloodline of artisans linked to the
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