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Celebrating the global premiere of the artist’s latest film ‘One Life Many’, the exhibition marks the first survey of Shetty’s moving image works, presenting rarely seen videos, multi-media installations and sculptures.
During the month of August Le Meridien Fairway hotel is proudly named home to the arrival of an extraordinary exhibition by Artist Victor Sitali.
Thinksmart Hub collaborates with contemporary artist Don to highlight a sophisticated genre in tech-advanced
sculpting.
Now extended through August 31, Un Bestiario in Bronzo – A Bestiary in Bronze is on-view at Accademia delle Arti del Disegno in Florence featuring artist Bjørn Okholm Skaarup. The exhibition space has become temporarily transformed, to use the titles dear to Skaarup, into a paradoxical bronze circus, or a “Carnival of The Animals.”
Martin Gross is presenting his first solo exhibition in South Korea. The exhibition, titled Dream File, will be on view at Foundry Seoul from July 21 to September 16, featuring works on paper as well as animation works conceived by the artist specifically for the space.
Martin Gross recognizes and reconstructs various forms of information such as images, symbols and sounds from everyday life and weaves them into new landscapes.
Theatre of Digital Art (ToDA) is thrilled to announce an extraordinary exhibition that explores the profound connection between the renowned artist Vincent Van Gogh and the captivating world of Japan. Titled “Van Gogh X Japan,” this immersive show invites art enthusiasts and culture lovers to discover Japan through the lens of Van Gogh — from traditional Japanese prints to other unique art forms.
Tate St Ives will be the first museum in the UK to explore the intense period of artistic rebirth that followed Morocco’s independence, forged by the experimental teaching methods of the Casablanca Art School in the 1960s and 1970s.
Firetti Contemporary is delighted to announce two exciting collective exhibitions, Roots and Reflections and An Odyssey of Identity, curated by Mara Firetti and Celine Azem. These exhibitions will be on display until the end of August 2023, providing visitors with an immersive and thought-provoking experience.
Christie’s is honoured to present the largest exhibition of Arab Art in London to date, at Christie’s Headquarters in London this summer. Modern and Contemporary Art of the Arab World will bring together works of art across mediums in an exhibition which collectively celebrates the creativity, diversity and history of Arab Art, situated within two distinct sections, Kawkaba: Highlights from the Barjeel Art Foundation, and Emirati Art Reimagined: Hassan Sharif and the Contemporary Voices.
For the exhibition Be Water, the gallery has brought together four artists from East Asia: Zhang Xu Zhan (Taiwan), Je Yeoran (Korea), Li Qing (China), and Tatsuma Takeda (Japan).
They all work in different media and in different cultural contexts, which allows us to form a wide web of aesthetic and contentual interpretations around the idea of water as paradox.
