Going About Daily Life while Learning of Relentless Horrors through Screens
Performance and video—or the personal and the political—meet in an intergenerational exhibition at Julia Stoschek Foundation Berlin.
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A collective air of tension and threat suffuses several shows in Germany's art capital.
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Painter Martin Wong’s ‘Malicious Mischief’ Surveyed in Striking Berlin Retrospective
The show at KW Institute runs through May 14.
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Mesmerizing Machinery: Rosa Barba at Esther Schipper
In physically reworking the basic means of producing light and image—film strips and projectors—Barba explores the magic of how things work.
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Forensics and Fables: the 12th Berlin Biennale
"Still Present!" supplies a provocative—but ultimately unsatisfying—answer to political art's existential woes.
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One Work: Pablo Picasso’s “Les Femmes d’Alger (Version L)”
One work in Picasso's celebrated series "Les Femmes d'Alger" centers on a lone figure in grisaille who could be read as the painter's dying wife.
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Richard Artschwager’s Late-Career New Mexico Drawings Take Viewers through the Plains of His Youth
The works are an understated coda to his adventurous output, which spanned Minimalism, Conceptual art, and Pop.
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León Ferrari’s Iconoclastic Work Proved That Only a Theist Can Be a Sinner
Generally considered a conceptual artist, León Ferrari (1920–2013) might just as aptly be described as an activist. His collages and assemblages eschew allusive subtlety for unambiguously…
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Constraint and Variability: Christina Ramberg’s Distinctive Brand of Figuration
Ramberg cultivated a brand of figuration that combined a Pop sensibility with graphic, mechanistic forms, which she deployed, rigorously and pointedly, in somber renderings of cropped female bodies.
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Anna Daučíková Explores the Body Through Glass
Anna Daučíková's exhibition at KW was largely devoted to photo- and video-based works from the late 1980s to the present that explore the Slovakian artist's queer identity.
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