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Matter. Non-Matter. Anti-Matter delves into the significance of digitality and computer-generated environments in the context of the material understanding of art production and the showcasing of it. Through deep engagement with two past landmark exhibitions and their philosophical foundations, the exhibition lends insight into the implications for contemporary curatorial and

Abramović presents this show, which combines opera, live art, performance art and video creation, to mark the centenary of the birth of Callas, also known as La Divina Assoluta. Entitled The Seven Deaths of Maria Callas, it contains some of the iconic arias which studded the Greek soprano’s career and

Alfredo Jaar’s neon installation between the hot springs and the Limmat River addresses the profound processes of change in the spa town.

The exhibition ‘Non mi troverai. Due appuntamenti mancati con Gian Maria Tosatti” opens at the Mudima Foundation on Friday 17 February at 6 p.m.

Wednesday 29 March 2023 will see the opening to the public of the new exhibition and research centre, “Le Stanze della Fotografia“, within the Giorgio Cini Foundation, in the Sale del Convitto on the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice, with a large and comprehensive retrospective devoted to Ugo

The exhibition at Mucem (Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations) in Marsiglia provides a fresh perspective on Alexandria, one of the great centres of ancient civilisation, and sheds light on its urban, political and religious organisations. The exhibition also considers contemporary Alexandria, a city marked by constant ecological, social and

Sibyl, a piece for nine performers, takes place as a series of six short scenes. The work incorporates elements characteristic of Kentridge – projection, live performance, recorded music, dance/movement and shadows projected by the performers onto a hand-painted backdrop – to tell the story of the Cumaean Sibyl.