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Carsten Höller: Doubt

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On April 7 inside the Hangar Bicocca's space opens the exhibition Doubt signed by the German artist Carsten Höller. A perceptual and sensory journey in which the viewer is led to inhabit the artworks and decide which path to follow, generating in him different states of mood useful to read the reality.... READ MORE...
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Effimera: relazioni disarmoniche

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From April 2 to May 22 MATA, the new space in Modena devoted to contemporary culture, will be hosting the exhibition EFFIMERA – Relazioni disarmoniche [EPHEMERA –Disharmonic Relations] curated by Fulvio Chimento and Luca Panaro and featuring works by Eva and Franco Mattes (1976), Carlo Zanni (1975), and Diego Zuelli (1979)... READ MORE...
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Projects 102: Neïl Beloufa

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From March 12 to June 12 at the MoMA in New York is exposed the first solo exhibition of Neil Beloufa. French-Algerian artist who in his installations combines moving images and sculptural forms to create immersive viewing spaces, in which the spectator is always the protagonist and where the tangible reality and virtual are mix together.... READ MORE...
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MashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture

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How creativity has evolved? And as has become the dominant form of production of this century? Artists, curators, researchers, designers and architects from around the world, will analyze this subject inside the exhibition MashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture. Present at the Vancouver Art Gallery until June.... READ MORE...
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Thomas Struth. Nature & Politics

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The Photographer Thomas Struth presents at the Museum Folkwang - Essen (Germany) his new work entitled Nature & Politics. Struth through his images explores the relationship between the humanity, the imagination and the technology. Encouraging the viewer to catch the elements of the things often invisible.... READ MORE...
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Evan Roth. Internet Landscapes: Sweden

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Internet Landscapes is the new project signed by Evan Roth. A series of web-based artworks that allows audiences to experience the Internet’s physical, digital and cultural landscape. A multilayer research that encourage art to create a link with a fundamentally changed network land... READ MORE...
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KUB Billboards 2016

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Starting in 2016, KUB Billboards constitute a new, independent line of programming to enhance the visibility of a younger generation of artists, positioning them right at the center of Bregenz’ public eye. The KUB Billboards concentrate in particular on those artists who have been growing up in the midst of recent epochal turning points... READ MORE...
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Ryoichi Kurokawa: Unfold

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A unique and sensory exhibition from acclaimed Japanese artist Ryoichi Kurokawa, transporting audiences into space through beautifully visual and sonic environments to showcase the birth of stars. This groundbreaking, cross-disciplinary exhibition will be Japanese artist Ryoichi Kurokowa’s first UK solo show and will bring together the fields of art and science.... READ MORE...
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Hacking Habitat. Art of control

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Hacking Habitat. Art of control is an international exhibition on the cutting edge of art, technology and social change. 86 internationally acclaimed artists present new and existing work in the former prison at Utrecht Wolvenplein, Netherlands. It presents a highly topical and urgent theme: how we are controlled by high-tech systems and how to restore the relationship between humans and machines.... READ MORE...
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Ragnar Kjartansson

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The Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal (MAC) is pleased and proud to welcome Ragnar Kjartansson and the unique world he conveys through ironic humour and a philosophical melancholy. This internationally acclaimed Icelandic artist combines music, theatre, performance, visual arts and film in works filled with romantic suffering that unfold over time.... READ MORE...
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