Edi Hila

On the Other Side of the Glass

Through February 26, 2022

Galleria Raffaella Cortese

In Edi Hila's painting, time meets space. His understanding of photography, which is often at the origin of his creative process, as something that is not a mere duplicate of reality, was crucial.

Image Edi Hila

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Georg Baselitz

The Retrospective

Through March 7, 2022

Centre Pompidou

This retrospective brings together his masterpieces of the last six decades, revealing his most striking creative periods: from the first paintings and the Pandemonium manifesto to the Heroes series.

Image Georg Baselitz, Die großen Freunde, 1965

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On Hannah Arendt:

Eight Proposals For Exhibition

Through January 31, 2022

Richard Saltoun Gallery

Richard Saltoun's year-long program On Hannah Arendt looks to one of the most important thinkers of the post-war generation to confront some of the most pressing socio-political issues of our time.

Image Peter Kennard

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Year End 2021

This Triumphant Nothingness

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Matthew Hong

Once again we arrive at the end of another year. 2021 was a year replete with contradictions and conflict, tension and turmoil. Two years since the start of the pandemic, a return to normal eludes us.

Gerhard Richter Painting (still) / Corinna Belz

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Martin Luther King

MLK & the Civil Rights Movement

January 17, 2022

Matthew Hong

American civil inequities have been transformed into legal institutionalized violence and continues today; the very notion of equality as an ideal coming under attack, even by its very governing body.

Photo Steve Schapiro

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Mind/Mirror

Jasper Johns Retrospective

Sep 29, 2021 – Feb 13, 2022

Whitney Museum / Philadelphia Museum of Art

Johns's groundbreaking work sent shock waves through the art world when it was first shown in the late 1950s, and he has continued to challenge new audiences over a career spanning more than 65 years.

Image Jasper Johns

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Bayil

Behind The Hills

Bayil, Baku / Ongoing Project

Emin Mathers

On the horizon of the district between old, handmade fences and the sky, you can see the newly built glass skyscrapers in the bright light of the coastal center of the city, as if portending future.

Photo Emin Mathers

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4 Year Anniversary

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ARTPIL / 2021

We are rounding out our fourth year with over 2 million visits strong. A very exciting journey it has been, indeed. With our fourth year anniversary musings, we continue to move forward.

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Deana Lawson

Photography / 2004–Present

Nov 4, 2021 – Feb 27, 2022

ICA / Institute of Contemporary Art Boston

This exhibition is the first museum survey dedicated to the work of Lawson, a singular voice in photography today who has been investigating and challenging conventional representations of Black life.

Photo Deana Lawson

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Yesterday

Sal Taylor Kydd

Artist Book Publication

Limited Edition

A limited edition artist book produced in conjunction with Datz Press, Yesterday explores the feelings of isolation and dislocation brought on by the pandemic and the journey to find solace in nature.

Photo Sal Taylor Kydd

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Sons of Cain

Directed by Keti Stamo

Documentary Feature Film

Various Engagements

Set in a small village in northern Albania where time is suspended and an ancient code dictates the life and death of the inhabitants, seven children gather and speak of the story of Cain and Abel.

Sons of Cain / Keti Stamo

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