Main Past Events

CARLOS GARAICOA, SHILPA GUPTA, JORGE MACCHI, GIOVANNI OZZOLA, QIU ZHIJIE 

group exhibition  

Estudio Carlos Garaicoa  

Calle Puebla 4, Madrid, Spain 

Giovanni Ozzola, Qiu Zhijie, Shilpa Gupta, Jorge Macchi and Carlos Garaicoa exhibit works at the Open Studio at Estudio Carlos Garaicoa for a group show that looks at maps and their variations in contemporary art.

solo show 

in collaboration with GALLERIA CONTINUA 

Galeria Javier Lopez & Fer Frances 

Calle Guecho 12 B 

Madrid, Spain 

javierlopezferfrances.com/future/

Pascale Marthine Tayou’s first solo exhibition in a Spanish art gallery presents recent works of the artist as well as works related in situ, like an immersive installation that embodies the work of an artist who defines himself as an explorer. Bossa Bossa means victory and is a cry of celebration from African migrants who cross over into Europe; this exhibition explores the purpose of human ambition, human movement and the cause of conquests.

AI WEIWEI, SUN YUAN & PENG YU 

group exhibition  

Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea

Piazza Mafalda di Savoia

Rivoli, Torino, Italy

Curated by Marcella Beccaria

Monday, February 24, 2020 | 5pm

AI WEIWEI in conversation with Uli Sigg and Marcella Beccaria

www.castellodirivoli.org/en/mostra/uli_sigg/

The inauguration of the exhibition will be preceded by a conversation with Uli Sigg, Ai Weiwei and Marcella Beccaria in the theatre of the castle. Moderated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev.

This exhibition is developed in close contact with the collector Uli Sigg (Lucerna, 1946) and documents some of the prestigious collection’s distinctive characters through a choice of thematic and monographic rooms. Sun Yuan & Peng Yu will present the work One or All (Ash column) 2007 from the M+ Sigg Collection, donation by Uli Sigg, former Swiss ambassador in China and collector, to the M+ Museum in Hong Kong.

KADER ATTIA 

group exhibition  

Minneapolis Institute of Art 

Minneapolis, USA 

new.artsmia.org/exhibition 

“When Home Won’t Let You Stay: Art and Migration” considers the response from contemporary artists to the migration, immigration and displacement of people today showcasing artworks made from 2000 onwards by 20 artists from all over the world that emphasize different artistic responses to migration; personal accounts, poetic meditations through sculpture, installation, painting and video.

NARI WARD 

group exhibition  

Murate Art District 

Via dell’Agnolo 3, Firenze, Italy 

www.blackhistorymonthflorence.com 

In collaboration with Villa Romana, Civitella Ranieri and Galleria Continua the exhibition presents works by Amelia Umuhire, M’Barek Bouhchichi, Sasha Huber, Nari Ward, Adji Dieye and Delio Jasse as part of Florence’s Black History Month whose theme this year, Obbligato, looks at social, moral and communal obligations that draw upon one of the founding principles of cosmopolitanism; moral obligation towards all humans. 

IVÁN CAPOTE, YOAN CAPOTE, SUSANA PILAR

group exhibition

Art and Culture Foundation Opelvillen Riisselsheim

Germany 

www.opelvillen.de

The exhibition allows for a deeper insight into the complex situation of contemporary art in the Caribbean island state of Cuba.