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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. 

SHILPA GUPTA

group exhibition

MGK

Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen

Unteres Schloss 1

Siegen, Germany

www.mgksiegen.de

The exhibition deals with the phenomenon of the cloud from a current artistic perspective. It ranges from the reproduction and transformation of the natural motif to the technical infrastructure of clouds and their affects. Shilpa Gupta’s series “Unnoticed” are part of the exhibition; the photographic works are a reference to the culture of repair, camouflage and adaptation that prevails in the border region between India and Bangladesh.

Film

77th Venice International Film Festival

Venice, Italy

www.labiennale.org/it/cinema/2020/fuori-concorso/omelia-contadina

After exploring along the border between Umbria, Lazio and Tuscany, Alice Rohrwacher and JR noticed the destruction of agricultural landscape, likening rows of trees to a cemetery. Omelia Contadina is a film that reveals a funeral full of life, it's a hymn of hope with which the two artists could support the fight of the small-scale farmers and inhabitants of the Alfina plateau.

MARGHERITA MORGANTIN

Winner of the 8th edition of the Italian Council, the program aimed at supporting Italian contemporary art in the world promoted by the Directorate-General for Contemporary Creativity (DGCC) of the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism (MiBACT) 

www.xing.it/event/456/vip_violation_of_the_pauli_exclusion_principle

solo show

Kunsthaus Zürich

Heimplatz 1

Zürich, Switzerland

www.kunsthaus.ch/en/besuch-planen/ausstellungen/kader-attia/

A solo show by Kader Attia at the Kunsthaus Museum Zürich, "Remembering the Future" showcases sculptures, photos, videos and installations. This is his first exhibition in German-speaking Switzerland and it brings to light arguments such as Europe’s colonial past and its consequences.

SHILPA GUPTA

group exhibition

Curated by Florian Matzner and Sarah Sigmund

Organised by the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz

Project at Main Railway Station

City of Chemnitz, Germany

www.kunstsammlungen-chemnitz.de/

Centered around the observation that there are different presences that present diverse perspectives, the exhibition studies the social, political and urban contexts of the City of Chemnitz with 20 renowned artists and collectives who deliver works in both public and private realms.