William Kentridge presents his new sound installation with projection You Whom I Could Not Save in Palermo: the work, which gives the title to the South African artist's solo exhibition and will be on view from Oct. 8, 2023 to Jan. 12, 2024 at Palazzo Branciforte, is offered along with 16 previously unseen drawings; the video work Sibyl (2020); bronze and painted bronze sculptures; and a sequence of tapestries.
The project, specially created for Palermo and to be inaugurated on the occasion of the Days of the Contemporary, organized by ruber.contemporanea and supported by Fondazione Sicilia, with the coordination of Sicily Art and Culture, is conceived by Antonio Leone artistic director of ruber.contemporanea and curated by art historians Giulia Ingarao and Alessandra Buccheri.
We are pleased to announce the first edition of Napoli Gallery Weekend, a public event dedicated to contemporary art, featuring three days of joint openings by Neapolitan galleries. NGW_Lista_Gallerie_Programma
Gary Hill exhibition "A Question of Perception” shows how the American media conceptual artist has been revealing the essence of image and language through the medium of video for more than five decades. With forty-six works spanning five decades, the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg has the largest collection of works by Hill in Germany. In the last few years, several more recent installations have been added to the holdings and are now being shown for the first time in this exhibition.
Marzia Migliora and Tobias Zielony take part in “Art Routine for Well Being” the new group exhibition at Spazio Leonardo in Milan. The exhibition features 25 video works by international artists from the Videoinsight®️ Collection, a prestigious selection of artworks with significant psychological impact. The aim of the exhibition is to promote mental and physical wellness through art: a fundamental tool for fostering personal growth and evolution.
Domenico Antonio Mancini, with his installation Sei Dieffenbachia, is the second artist selected to activate SCONFINA. Mancini’s intervention arises from the urgency of exploring a political issue close to his heart: the right to housing, linking it to the history of public social housing and its accessibility. In Sei Dieffenbachia, Mancini translates his political reflections into a poetic work, addressing the need for intervention, whether publicly or collectively. By doing politics without explicitly talking about it and flipping the relationship between objects, the artist invites passersby on Via Aleardi to take action.
A rare glimpse into the creative flow of South African artist William Kentridge’s imagination: enter his studio in “SELF-PORTRAIT AS A COFFEE POT,” his new 9-part series. All episodes come streaming exclusively from October 18 on MUBI.
Over the past few years, the Fundació Sorigué has built the most prominent collection of William Kentridge’s work in Europe. This collection reflects the most significant themes of his work and includes examples from his most iconic series. The main theme of the exhibition is Kentridge’s creative process. He is renowned for his unique approach to blending different forms of expression, such as drawing, hand-drawn animation, film, music, dance, and set design. Through his creations, Kentridge explores the complex history of South Africa and, more broadly, the nature of human emotions and memory.
