VISUAL ARTS
Nevin Aladağ turns her father’s Porsche into a sound sculpture
Nevin Aladağ is transforming her father’s Porsche into a playable sculpture. An exhibition in Hannover explores the questions behind the work.
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Gabriela Löffel invents a court case
A fictional bank, a staged trial: Gabriela Löffel explores how financial power can be narrated and examined in court.
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Emilija Škarnulytė: Art in planetary time
An abandoned control room, a gliding python, cosmic scales: Emilija Škarnulytė asks how art can make the distant future visible.
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What Karl Ernst Osthaus collected – and how he classified it
Osthaus’s collection of Islamic arts tells of an early perspective beyond Europe – and of historical categories now being re-examined.
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Özgür Kar turns the Kunsthalle Basel into a stage
In Basel, Özgür Kar spreads a new theatrical production across several rooms. The audience must find its own way through the scenes.
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How museums make women artists visible
The ALBERTINA is focusing on women artists from five centuries. What needs to happen for a temporary exhibition to become a new museum narrative?
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Artissima: What young galleries pay for access
A fair offers opportunities to sell, not guaranteed income. What young galleries in Turin have to fund upfront — and what support reaches them.
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Three previews: bodies, images and sound
Who is looking, and who is being looked at? Three forthcoming programmes in Berlin, Basel and Vienna connect questions about the body with video, sound and research.
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