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From 12 May 2023 until 24 September 2023, the exhibition Akris. Fashion. selbstverständlich at the Museum für Gestaltung Zürich celebrates the house’s centenary with a focus on the recent present and its unique savoir faire.​

Presenting over 250 works in an exhibition spanning 12 rooms on an entire floor of the Museum, this exhibition, A Family Story, Collection(s) Robelin, invites visitors to discover a unique collection built by a couple and their family over the past fifty years. Born from a curiosity for the association

Previous exhibitions of this kind have so far addressed the perspective of a flâneur or an urban stroller witnessing the progress and decline of Seoul, explored the lights and colors of this metropolis, and looked into the city’s microscopic world composed of such elements through works by domestic young artists.

THE PERFORMANCE. A sound carpet of hundreds of voices in different languages and dialects, accompanied by the L’Aquila Conservatory of Music, will be spread to some symbolic places in the city so that it can touch the whole community. Your voice can become part of this “sound wave,” a real

In this exhibition developed in collaboration with Wolfgang Laib, the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is presenting pieces from the most important work complexes in each of the artist’s creative phases. On view are, for instance, “Rice Houses” and “Ziggurats,” a selection of drawings, as well as a pollen field. The exhibition also

4th Industrial Art Biennial titled “Landscapes of Desire” is opening on May 13th in Labin, curated by Christoph Doswald and Paolo Bianchi.

Prophetess Sibylle writes people’s fates on oak leaves and lays them on a pile of leaves at the entrance to her cave. But then the wind picks up and everything turns. Control over prophecies is lost. Or has the desire for predictability always been in vain? This ancient myth inspired

Are we dead yet? Or just tired? Martina Morger explores these questions on the basis of around twenty works from the collection. One focus is on video works. Many of the works on show have not been exhibited for some time or are being showcased to the public for the

Curated by Quentin Bajac, Diane Dufour, Giuliano Sergio and Lorenza Bravetta. What do we see if we reverse our eyes? The exhibition presents a new look at arte povera, rarely associated with photographic and filmic media, inviting viewers to ” reverse their eyes” through a new interpretation of the art