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Electric Op is the first major exhibition to examine how the Op art of the 1960s and 1970s related to not only industrial machinery, but also the new electronic media of the dawning post-industrial era. At the very moment that Op artists began making works that short-circuit our optical systems,

Gary Hill has tagged the exhibition Loop Through, referring to a singular work as well as being suggestive of a path or circuit from which to experience the selected works.His multimedia installations, performances and video works incorporate a wide range of materials and technologies, along with diverse linguistic concerns. From

Cutting Clouds is a program featuring actions linked by the common denominator of the ephemeral and the impermanent. The title refers to Cloud Scissors, a work conceived in the early 1960s by George Brecht. A few cards dictating places, times, and modes provide the instructions for a possible combined happening, drawing

On stage at the San Carlo Theater in Naples is the one-act tragedy “EleKtra” extracted from Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s libretto from Sophocles’ ‘Electra’. The sets and costumes are by artist Anselm Kiefer.

A Shadow of a Shadow is a survey of 17 performances created by Kentridge from the late 1980s to the present, from his interpretations of King Ubu—the outrageous protagonist from Alfred Jarry’s play Ubu Roi  (1896)—and Mozart’s opera The Magic Flute, to Kentridge’s original works such as The Head and

Salta art presents a public intervention by renowned Chilean artist Alredo Jaar curated by Espacio Temporal at Sorry Square, Munich as part of Various Others. The exhibit in Sorry Square will present Alfredo Jaar’s installation Chiaroscuro, 2024.

Alfredo Jaar is an artist, architect, and filmmaker. For over 40 years, he has examined complex sociopolitical issues and the limits and ethics of representation. For the Kesselhaus at the KINDL, he has created a new site-specific installation that reflects on the current state of our world. Drawing from a

At gres art, the greatness, the loneliness, the myth and the transience of the human being are on display. A journey that begins with the film installation Seven Deaths, which Marina Abramović dedicated to Maria Callas, and unfolds through 30 recent and historical works, including in an osmotic relationship the

Moco Museum London has revealed that Healing Frequency, a new performance art exhibition by Marina Abramovic will be its inaugural exhibition opening opening 11th September. Bringing together 12 works from Abramovic’s series Transitory Objects for Human Use, visitors will be invited to come together and participate in a state of

The Daegu Art Museum is pleased to present Wael Shawky as part of its 2024 International Exchange Exhibition. Wael Shawky is known for his vibrant international career. This marks his first solo exhibition at a public museum in Korea and offers a unique opportunity to appreciate his distinctive artistic vision.