Art is Alive catches up with Pedro Gadanho, curator, writer and architect. He is currently the Director of […]
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For the first time, Anne Imhof, German thought-provoking 2017 Venice Biennale Golden Lion winner, will take over The […]
For nearly twenty years, Laurent Le Bon, who graduated from the prestigious Institut d’études politiques de Paris and […]
“My line is childlike but not childish. It is very difficult to fake.” Cy Twombly was born […]
Yto Barrada’s first solo show in a public gallery in London will be opening on 7th February […]
Penelope Curtis took over the exhibition programme and curation of the prestigious Lisbon post of the Gulbenkian Foundation […]
Charting unprecedented experiments in pure colour and improvisational techniques, IMPULSE features works by artists Frank Bowling, Ed Clark, […]
Tate Britain currently presents the first exhibition dedicated to “queer British art” if one wants to fall into […]
Picasso 1932 – Love, Fame, Tragedy, Tate Modern’s first solo exhibition of Pablo Picasso’s work ever staged, will […]
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