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20 Years Magazine Shop Art Prize Creative Writing Festival Advertise About Edward Burtynsky: Beauty and Fragility The 1950s was a period of global transformation. Populations grew, infrastructure boomed and the consumption of energy reached new heights.
In Gaborone’s suburb of Partial, writer Tanlume Enyatseng explores how the AgaMotse Centre is redefining archival practice in Botswana—rooting memory in community, care, and creative reimagination.
For her exhibition at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, marking the conclusion of her residency, Steinunn Önnudóttir is creating a site-specific installation that explores the fragile balance between decay and growth.
Gallery Vacancy is pleased to present Sustain, a solo exhibition by Alice Gong Xiaowen, on view from May 30 to July 5, 2025.
It wasn't a specific event that drew me to art, but rather a continuous thread of sensations, inner confrontations, and meaningful silences.
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243 Luz is proud to present an exhibition of Desire Inc. (1990), a seminal video work by Lynn Hershman Leeson (b. 1941, Ohio).
Pioneer Works to present MSCHF: King Solomon’s Baby, with King Solomon’s Baby (2025).
without SHAPE without FORM (WSWF), an assembly of contemporary artists, cultural practitioners.
The Association of Women in the Arts (AWITA) present BUILD YOUR OWN ARTWORLD 2025, a half-day conference dedicated to reimagining leadership within the visual arts through an intersectional feminist lens.
The Art Encounters Foundation and the man behind it, Ovidiu Sandor, are championing the Romanian modern and contemporary art scene.
Zofia Palucha (b. 1993, Czestochowa) is a contemporary paintress based in Wroclaw, Poland.
The artist’s show at Kunsthall Trondheim probes the stories we tell ourselves about oil – and proposes new ones.
A surprising new exhibition at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center reframes the vernacular shrines as hybrid works of faith, craft, and cultural memory.
‘how deep how far we can go’ will be on view from July 19 through August 30.