Lucy’s paintings are loquacious despite seeming unassuming. They thrust us towards the edge of a precipice right where our inhibitions ends and our subconscious begins. Suddenly, we find ourselves in the entrails of a complex labyrinth where the walls are moving…
On view until 27 February
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On view until February 23
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The paintings exhibited serve as Tramaine’s creative rumination on the many trials and tribulations that have come to define 2020.
On view until 28 February
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On view until 23 January
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A solo exhibition bringing together discrete yet interrelated bodies of work created by Tara Donovan throughout 2019 and 2020
On view until March 6
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An exhibition that explores the formal qualities of abstraction
On view until February 20
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Hodges creates paintings centered on the human form, imbuing his subjects with the mystery and significance of remembered scenes or recollected stories.
On view until February 28
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“Rhe,” from Greek for that which flows, centers on the theme of water
On view until February 13
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With his videos, Cokes explores and subverts the cultural and political discourses embedded within pop music, electronica, art, television and film.
On view until 7 February
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Ed Atkin’s new show at Cabinet – is a two-channel real-time 3D simulation, authored in a custom version of the Unreal Engine: a software development environment used to make video games.
On view until 6 February
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Having grown up in Nova Scotia (Canada) and being currently based in New Haven (Connecticut), Amiri looks back at her native country, where she lived until the age of six, through a critical approach with the aim at celebrating the contemporary lifestyle of Afghan women.
On view until 29 January, 2021
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Piotr Skiba in his work clearly underlines the physical presence of things and people, putting everything on the same level. In his works stands out a value connected to the square of the Kosmonautów residential complex, where he lived and worked for years.
On view until December 30, 2021
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The new documentary, titled Cockroach, by Ai Weiwei was filmed during the peak of the demonstrations in Hong Kong against mainland China last year.
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The exhibition by Hugo Canoilas at the Serralves Museum is both a confirmation of, and an expansion on, some core concerns in his practice: a speculative approach to the relationship between art and reality (political and social events), a questioning of the characteristics and boundaries of painting, and an emphasis on collaborative work.
On view until 21 February, 2021
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By divorcing the image from its source and letting the space between them widen, Alexi-Meskhishvili encourages the photos to exceed time expectations, to enter a wilder terrain.
On view until 20 December
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Throughout this exhibition, and across Juliano-Villani’ collective body of work, is the implication that concern for sense, conclusion, and decorum can be shuffled off in the service of an idiosyncratic expression of uninhibited thought, memory and impulse.
On view until January 23, 2021
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The Belgrade-born Maja Djordjevic is known for her digitally-native aesthetic sensibility and her innate ease within the realms of computer-generated visual syntax and digital manipulation.
On view until 9 January 2021
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In addition to new photographs and works from well-known series such as the “Silver” and “Greifbar”, the show marks the debut of Tillmans’s 4K projection “Beleuchter in the Sky” (2020) and includes the audio piece “I want to make a film” (2018).
Temporary closed
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