Shiota's "Soul Trembles" Retrospective Attracts 50,000 in Two Weeks
Chiharu Shiota's retrospective, "The Soul Trembles," opened at Paris's Grand Palais on December 11th and has already drawn over 50,000 visitors, showcasing immersive installations made with thread that explore themes of memory, loss, and connection, reflecting her personal experiences with cancer an...
Shiota's "Soul Trembles" Retrospective Attracts 50,000 in Two Weeks
Chiharu Shiota's retrospective, "The Soul Trembles," opened at Paris's Grand Palais on December 11th and has already drawn over 50,000 visitors, showcasing immersive installations made with thread that explore themes of memory, loss, and connection, reflecting her personal experiences with cancer an...
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Amsterdam Hosts Rencontres internationales Festival, Showcasing Evolving Screen Technology
The Rencontres internationales Paris/Berlin film festival's Amsterdam exhibition, "Contemporary Intersects," features installations like Zalán Zsakács's "Topia" (interactive screens) and Louis Braddock Clarke's "Under Boom" (immersive soundscapes), exploring the evolving nature of screens and our se...
Amsterdam Hosts Rencontres internationales Festival, Showcasing Evolving Screen Technology
The Rencontres internationales Paris/Berlin film festival's Amsterdam exhibition, "Contemporary Intersects," features installations like Zalán Zsakács's "Topia" (interactive screens) and Louis Braddock Clarke's "Under Boom" (immersive soundscapes), exploring the evolving nature of screens and our se...
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Prouvost's "Oma-je": A Multi-Generational Exploration of Family and Societal Change
Laure Prouvost's "Oma-je" exhibition at Montreal's PHI Foundation features a collection of her art, including videos, sculptures, and installations, exploring themes of grandmothers, family, and societal change from 2013 to the present, reflecting on environmental concerns, shifting gender roles, an...
Prouvost's "Oma-je": A Multi-Generational Exploration of Family and Societal Change
Laure Prouvost's "Oma-je" exhibition at Montreal's PHI Foundation features a collection of her art, including videos, sculptures, and installations, exploring themes of grandmothers, family, and societal change from 2013 to the present, reflecting on environmental concerns, shifting gender roles, an...
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28% Bias Score
Mona Hatoum: From Performance Art to Installation
The Kunsthal KAdE in Amersfoort exhibits Mona Hatoum's work, showcasing her early performance art using her body to explore violence and oppression against women within the context of the Lebanese civil war, alongside her later sculptures and installations; her newest piece, "Web," is installed in t...
Mona Hatoum: From Performance Art to Installation
The Kunsthal KAdE in Amersfoort exhibits Mona Hatoum's work, showcasing her early performance art using her body to explore violence and oppression against women within the context of the Lebanese civil war, alongside her later sculptures and installations; her newest piece, "Web," is installed in t...
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52% Bias Score
Tobias Twins: A New Exhibition at Tübingen Kunsthalle
The Tübingen Kunsthalle presents a new collection of works by the internationally renowned twin brothers Gert and Uwe Tobias, showcasing their unique approach to woodcuts, integrating discarded parts of the printing blocks as art objects and spanning various media such as drawings, collages, and cer...
Tobias Twins: A New Exhibition at Tübingen Kunsthalle
The Tübingen Kunsthalle presents a new collection of works by the internationally renowned twin brothers Gert and Uwe Tobias, showcasing their unique approach to woodcuts, integrating discarded parts of the printing blocks as art objects and spanning various media such as drawings, collages, and cer...
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52% Bias Score