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Arte Povera | Pinault Collection | Bourse de Commerce, Paris
From October 9, 2024, Pinault Collection presents a major exhibition dedicated to Arte Povera at the Bourse de Commerce. Between heritage and influence, the exhibition features over 250 historical and contemporary works from this major Italian artistic movement of the 1960s.
- Pinault Collection
- Bourse de Commerce, Paris
- 9 ottobre 2024 – 20 gennaio 2025
Ugo Mulas | L'operazione fotografica | Palazzo Reale, Milan
From October 10th, 2024, to February 2nd, 2025, Palazzo Reale in Milan presents Ugo Mulas. The Photographic Operation, one of the most extensive and detailed retrospectives dedicated to one of its most important authors. Curated by Denis Curti and Alberto Salvadori, it offers an innovative perspective with its main narrative focus on the city of Milan, captured in its many facets.
- Palazzo Reale
- Piazza del Duomo 12, Milano
- 10 ottobre 2024 – 2 febbraio 2025
Marzia Migliora | Paradossi dell'abbondanza | The Drawing Hall
The Drawing Hall, the space that presents contemporary drawing at the centre of its investigation, opens on 4 October with Paradossi dell’abbondanza (Paroxes of Plenty), the solo exhibition by Marzia Migliora curated by Alberto Fiz, on view until 17 November 2024. As it is customary for this space located on the outskirts of the city of Bergamo, the exhibition project focuses on drawing as a fundamental research tool for production in the contemporary visual arts.
- The Drawing Hall
- Grassobbio, Bergamo
- 4 ottobre – 17 novembre 2024
Gary Hill | Group Show "Electric Op" at Buffalo AKG Art Museum
Electric Op is the first major exhibition to examine how the Op art of the 1960s and 1970s related to not only industrial machinery, but also the new electronic media of the dawning post-industrial era. At the very moment that Op artists began making works that short-circuit our optical systems, new video and digital technologies began reformatting the nature of images and how we see. Could it be more than coincidental that the undulating lines of Op art resemble electronic video signals, or that its grids suggest the pixilated structure of digital screens? In fact, many Op artists would turn to using these technologies, some as early as the late 1960s, while at the same time, many of the first video and digital artists openly turned to Op art for inspiration. In this way, Op art became more than just the final chapter of modernist geometric abstraction; it was also the first artistic movement of the global Information Age, heralding the transformation of vision from a mode of embodied perception to an algorithmic process executed by the computer systems that produce and process images today.
- Buffalo AKG Art Museum
- 1285 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, New York 14222
- 27 settembre 2024 – 27 gennaio 2025
Gary Hill | Solo Show "Gary Hill: Loop Through" at Art & Design District Palma
Gary Hill has tagged the exhibition Loop Through, referring to a singular work as well as being suggestive of a path or circuit from which to experience the selected works.His multimedia installations, performances and video works incorporate a wide range of materials and technologies, along with diverse linguistic concerns. From his early experiments with video and sound to his complex intermedia installations, Hill has consistently challenged conventional notions of perception, engaging audiences with artworks that operate on multiple levels. The installations range from silent projections of “being” and confrontations with physicality, to ambiguities between inside and outside. The works have been strategically placed to reflect all the industrial spaces that constitute the heart of the Art & Design District Palma, with a total of six industrial spaces and eight installations.
- Art & Design distric Palma
- Carrer de Siquier, 24 – Palma, 07007
- 20 settembre – 22 dicembre 2024
Domenico Antonio Mancini | Group Show "Cutting Clouds" at Museo Madre in Naples
Cutting Clouds is a program featuring actions linked by the common denominator of the ephemeral and the impermanent. The title refers to Cloud Scissors, a work conceived in the early 1960s by George Brecht. A few cards dictating places, times, and modes provide the instructions for a possible combined happening, drawing on multiple events: random directions to follow in order to shift creative boundaries through play and experimentation. The tools bequeathed by Brecht thus provide the stimulus for an exercise in imagination. In the liminal spaces of the museum, interventions and works present a potentiality, an idea of incompleteness by adopting various media—video, painting, poetry, graphics, photography, sculpture, drawing, sound, and performance. Cutting Clouds reflects the movement of clouds that flow fluidly and take shape through our gaze, changing yet never repeating, thus evolving through operations that aim to trigger potential creativity by appreciating the random, the improvised and the indeterminate.
- Museo Madre, Museo d'arte contemporanea Donnaregina
- Via Luigi Settembrini, 79, 80139 Napoli NA
- 26 settembre 2024 – 7 gennaio 2025
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- Art & Language
- Marina Abramović
- Vincenzo Agnetti
- Carlo Alfano
- Giovanni Anselmo
- Marina Arlotta
- Stefano Arienti
- Mario Airò
- Martin Barré
- Ivan Bazak
- Vanessa Beecroft
- Alighiero Boetti
- Angela Bulloch
- Victor Burgin
- Ian Burn
- Alberto Burri
- Enrico Castellani
- Gennaro Castellano
- Louis Cane
- Saint Clair Cemin
- Maurizio Colantuoni
- James Coleman
- Roberto Comini
- Michael Craig-Martin
- Natalie Czech
- Piero Dorazio
- Joel Fisher
- Clegg & Guttmann
- John Davies
- Riccardo Dalisi
- Giuliano Dal Molin
- Grenville Davey
- Mario Dellavedova
- Marc Devade
- Hanne Darboven
- Alain Degange
- Gino De Dominicis
- Gabriele Di Matteo
- Biljana Djurdjevic
- Salvatore Falci
- Stefano Fontana
- Günther Förg
- Jean Louis Garnell
- Gilbert & George
- Robert Gober
- Zvi Goldstein
- Dan Graham
- Giorgio Griffa
- Michele Guido
- Andreas Gursky
- Peter Halley
- Jan Peter Hammer
- Gary Hill
- Douglas Huebler
- Paolo Icaro
- Emilio Isgrò
- Alfredo Jaar
- Donald Judd
- Mimmo Jodice
- Rob Johannesma
- Ilya and Emilia Kabakov
- Andreas Karayan
- Massimo Kauffmann
- William Kentridge
- Hubert Kiecol
- Anselm Kiefer
- Joseph Kosuth
- Hendrik Krawen
- Sven Kroner
- Wolfgang Laib
- David Lamelas
- Annette Lemieux
- Thomas Locher
- Robert Longo
- Tomás Maldonado
- Pino Modica
- Domenico Antonio Mancini
- Tessa Manon Den Uyl
- Francesco Matarrese
- Tom McGrath
- Enzo Mari
- Amedeo Martegani
- Marzia Migliora
- Minimal Case
- Mocellin-Pellegrini
- Luca Monterastelli
- Carmengloria Morales
- Reinhard Mucha
- Ugo Mulas
- Bruno Munari
- Shirin Neshat
- Sabah Naim
- Raffaella Nappo
- Jacco Olivier
- Julian Opie
- Dennis Oppenheim
- Nicola Pagliara
- Daniel Pflumm
- Gianni Piacentino
- Cesare Pietroiusti
- Alfredo Pirri
- Michelangelo Pistoletto
- Steven Pollack
- Luca Quaranta
- Quartapittura
- Mel Ramsden
- Maria Roccasalva
- Aldo Rossi
- Anne Ryan
- Bernhard Rüdiger
- Thomas Ruff
- Robert Ryman
- Franca Sacchi
- Mario Schifano
- Franco Scognamiglio
- Wael Shawky
- Natalie Silva
- Ferran García Sevilla
- Gaetano Sgambati
- Cindy Sherman
- Ettore Spalletti
- Haim Steinbach
- Gary Stephan
- Thomas Schütte
- Superstudio
- John Stezaker
- Granular Synthesis
- Harald Szeemann
- Armando Testa
- Think 1 thing
- Gian Maria Tosatti
- Ben Vautier
- Paul Wallach
- Dré Wapenaar
- Christopher Williams
- Tobias Zielony
- Heimo Zobernig
- Gilberto Zorio