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Main Past Events

Selection of past institutional solo and group exhibitions

‘MEASURE YOUR EXISTENCE’

SHILPA GUPTA ‘1:2138’ 2017. Photo: Tom Callemin

07/02/2020

‘MEASURE YOUR EXISTENCE’

SHILPA GUPTA

group exhibition 

Curated by Christine Starkman

Rubin Museum of Art

New York, USA

rubinmuseum.org

“Measure Your Existence” works upon the Buddhist concept of impermanence through works from 6 artists who study collateral themes around the concept by creating opportunities for reflection and thought on survival, memory, history and disappearance in relation to the individual and society.

07/02/2020 - 10/08/2020

BERLINDE DE BRUYCKERE

BERLINDE DE BRUYCKERE ‘Aletheia, on-vergeten’ 2019. Exhibition view ‘ALETHEIA’ Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, 2019. Photo: Mirjam Devriendt.

06/02/2020

BERLINDE DE BRUYCKERE

Lecture 

Auditorium of the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo 

Torino, Italy 

Thursday 6 February 2020 | 6:30pm-7:30pm 

fsrr.org/conferenza-di-berlinde-de-bruyckere 

Ongoing:

BERLINDE DE BRUYCKERE ‘ALETHEIA’ 

Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo 

Via Modane 16, Torino, Italy 

01/11/2019 — 12/07/2020

http://fsrr.org

In Berlinde De Bruyckere’s monographic exhibition at the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo animal skins are molded, reproduced in wax, folded and draped to approach themes such as the suffering body, pain, memory and the process of transformation.

ANTONY GORMLEY ‘NEW YORK CLEARING’

ANTONY GORMLEY ‘NEW YORK CLEARING’ 2020. Approximately 18km (11mi) of 25.4mm (1in) square section aluminium and steel spigots. Installation view, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 3, New York City, 2020. Photograph by Christopher Burke. © the artist

05/02/2020

ANTONY GORMLEY ‘NEW YORK CLEARING’

Pier 3, Brooklyn Bridge Park 

New York, USA 

www.connect-bts.com/newyork

As part of Connect, Bts interdisciplinary global arts project Antony Gormley presents New York Clearing a quantum drawing countering the Euclidean geometry of architecture with the sweeping vectors of a line without beginning or end. In the creation of this looping and swooping line the work will respond to the inherent qualities and behaviour of the aluminium tubing. Here is a structure that in its highs and lows plays with the rhythms of music.

05/02/2020 - 27/03/2020

PASCALE MARTHINE TAYOU

PASCALE MARTHINE TAYOU ‘Jpegafrica/Africagift’ 2006. Photo: Ela Bialkowska

04/02/2020

PASCALE MARTHINE TAYOU

Talk with Eva Fabbris 

‘Metamorfosi - Viaggio di un individuo che attraversa il mondo per esplorare il villaggio planetario’ 

LAC Lugano Arte e Cultura 

'Associazione nel' in collaboration with the MASI 

Lugano, Suisse 

Tuesday 4 February 2020 | 6:30pm-7:30pm

www.luganolac.ch

NEDKO SOLAKOV ‘A Life (Black & White)’

NEDKO SOLAKOV ‘A Life (Black & White)’ 1998–ongoing. © Nedko Solakov

03/02/2020

NEDKO SOLAKOV ‘A Life (Black & White)’

performance 

in the frame of: ‘Performer and Participant’ (curator Tamsin Hong) 

Tate Modern 

Bankside 

London, UK 

www.tate.org 

Nedko Solakov’s performance A Life (Black & White) comes to the entrance of the Performer and Participant galleries at Tate Modern. One worker paints in white and another in black, painting and repairing over each other’s work, dealing with issues surrounding work and time and erasure and repetition. 

03/02/2020 - 01/03/2020

‘Many voices, all of them loved’

KADER ATTIA ’HUMILIATION’ 2019. Installation view at Galleria Continua, Les Moulins, 2019. Photo: Oak Taylor-Smith

01/02/2020

‘Many voices, all of them loved’

KADER ATTIA 

group exhibition 

John Hansard Gallery 

Southampton, UK 

www.jhg.art/event-detail/444-many-voices-all-of-them-loved

This group exhibition explores how contemporary artists use the voice as a sound, metaphor and political material. Studying such questions as what makes up a voice and what effects how voices are heard, this exhibition examines the possibilities of the voice in inanimate materials and other species, extending meaning and exceeding speech.

01/02/2020 - 11/04/2020