The future of humanity is in question. In response to this unprecedented crisis, “A Year Without the Southern Sun” has gathered 9 artists to investigate the relationship between decolonization and current climate change.
On view until 4 April
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“I want the work to make you feel like you’re intruding. I want the painting to own the space you stand in, the space you occupy when you look at it. I want it, the painting, to be aware of your presence, inasmuch as it is aware of itself. The painting is not for you. The painting is for itself.” — Cinga Samson
On view until April 11
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The exhibition recreates an insight specific to a meditative frame of mind. Encouraging viewers to re-examine and question the world.
On view until 12 April
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Rather than depicting true to life landscapes, Hughes invites us into a fantastical world offered as a portal for psychological discovery and reflection.
On view until 28 March
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Ellen Berkenblit’s compositions intentionally exclude narrative attributes, allowing the viewer to focus on the emotional qualities of paint application, brushstroke, and shape.
On view until March 28
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The exhibition’s titel references the poetic ambivalence of Anna Oppermann’s practice and points out the correlation between the single image and the ensembles, between the body and the gaze and the experience of the environment.
On view until 18 April
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On view until March 21
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Vaughn Spann presents twelve vivid and distinct pieces that appear as standalone works, but that are also inextricably linked through the theme of ‘heat’
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Otto-Knapp revisits the iconic choreography of Bronislawa Nijinskas for Igor Stravinsky’s ballet “Les Noces”, which premiered in 1923, and the production “animal/vegetable/mineral” by the Michael Clark Company, 2012-13.
On view until 11 April
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In a statement today from Harry Blain, the Founding Director of Blain Southern announces that the gallery is closing down its three locations in Berlin, London and New York.
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Sonia Boyce will represent Great Britain at the 59th Venice Biennale the British Council announced today. The biennial will run from May to November 2021. Boyce will make history as the first black woman to receive the commission.
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On view until 27 March
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The Berlin Biennale announces its program of exhibitions, performances, residencies, lectures, workshops, and presentations to be hosted at ExRotaprint, an artist-led project space, as well as daadgalerie, Gropius Bau and the KW Institute for Contemporary Art.
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The exhibition displays how Genzken alters objects and locations with seemingly simple additions or subtractions that are both humorous and subversive, so that witty metaphors arise from the canniest of means, whether these are an airline window or mirror.
On view until 2 May
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Uri Aran has called his new show at GBE House, seeming initially to turn the gallery itself into an allegory for a domestic space. But this literal transposition does not track.
On view until April 5
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Drawing on the thematic potential and erotic resonance of mechanised forms, the works in this exhibition interweave juxtaposed narratives and skewed perspectives.
On view until 19 April
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Credits is an exhibition about Landscape; its meaning, form and significance. For Bartolini landscape is nature viewed from a safe distance, it is always a projection of those that inhabit it.
On view until 9 April
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As China struggles to contain the deadly coronavirus, and World Health Organization (WHO) declares a global public health emergency, Art Basel cancels this years edition of its Hong Kong fair.
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This exhibition brings together formative video installations by the artists Harun Farocki and Hito Steyerl, curated by Antje Ehmann and Carles Guerra, with exhibition architecture by Luis Feduchi.
On view until 4 April
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Overrun with mysteries, fake news, innuendos and double meanings, Blow-Up is a visual wandering in which Li Qing, a leading figure of the new generation of Chinese artists born in the ’80s, confronts us with different ways of understanding, reading, decoding and interpreting the appearances of reality
On view until 7 March
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