The Next Chapter: Ayşe Erkmen at Dirimart in London
On the morning of Dirimart’s new London space opening last month, the gallery was a…
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Bright and Burnished: Bukhara Biennial 2025
It’s a name rich in resonances from the past – Bukhara, fabled city on the…
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Two Decades of Dialogue: Contemporary Istanbul 2025
Two decades since its inaugural edition, Contemporary Istanbul returns to the historic Tersane Istanbul, a…
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From the Ashes: Survival Kit 16
In a former knitting factory in Riga, the sixteenth edition of Survival Kit unfolds as…
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Soothing Balm: Dana Awartani at Arnolfini
Tucked away on the third floor of Arnolfini in Bristol, right on the former docks…
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If These Hills Could Speak: Group Show at Penistone Hill Country Park
“What stories filled your lungs today?” asks the voice in my headphones as I begin…
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Re-shaping Art’s Feminine Histories: Independent 20th Century at the Battery Maritime Building
Launched by art dealer Elizabeth Dee more than 15 years ago, Independent Art Fair has…
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Art of Its Time and More: Group Show at CCS Bard’s Hessel Museum of Art
Art owes its resonance as an alternative outlet to history for its holistic embodiment of…
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Moral Balance: Freudian Typo at the Hayward Gallery and Delfina Foundation
There is a cat sitting on small portable steps in the centre of London’s Hayward…
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Counter-Archives of Urban Traces: Group Show at Ishara Art Foundation
Making art in the street has historically been a way of claiming presence, a democratic…
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The Power in a Tear: Bilgé at the Institute of Arab and Islamic Art
There is a balance of finish and infinity in Bilgé (Bilge Civelekoğlu Friedlaender)’s torn drawings….
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Corps à Corps: Huguette Caland at Museo Reina Sofía
Huguette Caland, née El Khoury, lived as freely and authentically as her art would suggest….
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