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ZHANNA KADYROVA

group exhibition

La Kunsthalle Mulhouse

La Fonderie

16 rue de la Fonderie

Mulhouse, France

http://kunsthallemulhouse.com/

The artists in their works in this exhibition have recorded or transcribed memories that are still vivid, that are still tangible. They look at elements and characteristics that have resisted the passing of time; memories become therefore stronger and more indicative of lived stories. The exhibition is based on the case of Mulhouse, what the city reveals from its past and how it elaborates it. 

GIOVANNI OZZOLA

group exhibition

PHOTOFAIRS

OCAT

Shanghai, China

13 September 2020 | 2:30-5:30pm

www.photofairs.org/weekend-photography

solo show 

Curated by Laurence Schmidlin 

Musèe Cantonal des Beaux Arts - Espace Project 

Lausanne, Switzerland 

Stemming from Macchi’s fascination with Claude Debussy’s prelude La Cathédrale Engloutie, Macchi connects the number of large windows of the exhibition room with the same number of bells hanging in the Cathedral of Lausanne to create a sound piece whose sounds are created and manipulated by the visitors’ movements through the installation. 

Estudio Carlos Garaicoa

Calle Puebla 4, local Bjo Dcha, Madrid, Spain

Opening: September 10, 2020 | from 10am to 8pm

This year’s edition of Carlos Garaicoa’s “Open Studio” in Madrid is a collaborative exhibition dialogue between Carlos Garaicoa and Alejandro Campins, a peek into the power of drawings; what they can represent to us morally, how they can help us in understanding and disentangling what stops us from realizing our destiny, to change the edict of the world we live in. 

Museo del Novecento

Milano, Italy

www.museodelnovecento.org

In occasion of MIART and of Art Week 2020 by Comune di Milano Assessorato alla Cultura, the Museo del Novecento presents “INVITO 2020”, the exhibition dedicated to the Premio ACACIA winning artist, Loris Cecchini. Thanks to ACACIA, 2 works, “Waterbones (177)” and “Aeolian Landforms (Dahkla 137C)”, both produced this year, will become part of the museum’s collection. The ACACIA - Associazione Amici Arte Contemporanea Italiana - awards this prize with the objective of conserving and developing the study of some of the most recent, influential and important artistic experiments from the most innovative artists on the international scene. 

SHILPA GUPTA

group exhibition

Curated by Beatrice Merz and Claudia Gioia

Fondazione Merz

Torino, Italy

www.fondazionemerz.org/push-the-limits

An exhibition that brings together the works of 17 female artists: a symphony of symbols and experiences that allows us to understand other far away realities. The title PUSH THE LIMITS declares art’s ability to constantly push itself to the edge in order to move the axis of thought, perception and discourse. Shilpa Gupta shows “WheredoIendandyoubegin”, which innately questions the nature of borders, how they are over emphasized and the effect this has on communities.