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Filling the entirety of KEWENIG’s gallery space, Christian Boltanski’s “Danach” (translating to “Afterwards”) features the artist’s most iconic works.
April 28, 2021 - June 26, 2021
Filling the entirety of KEWENIG’s gallery space, Christian Boltanski’s “Danach” (translating to “Afterwards”) features the artist’s most iconic works. Open through June 26, the show highlights the artist’s exploration of themes like the transience of the individual and remembering through installations like Coeur (which includes a recording of the artist’s heartbeat pulsing in time with flickering lightbulbs), the 1996 Crépuscule, and the LED light Guirlandes,
At Sprüth Magers, Berlin, Robert Irwin continues his exploration of seeing and moving through the world through two bodies of new work.
Sprüth Magers is presenting its first-ever exhibition of the late artist Nancy Holt, surrounding the titular installation Mirrors of Light.
An exhibition of new works by Andro Wekua, "It Seems Like That" marks a shift, moving toward more simplistic imagery in his multilayered works.
Part of Berlin’s SUNDAY OPEN programming, Sprüth Magers's "Mies in Mind" is a tribute to the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
Marc Padeu's “the world is Ours” features a suite of cinematic canvases portraying imagery of family life.
Berlin’s Peres Projects is showcasing an exhibition of Brent Wadden’s geometric abstractions, made through a combination of weaving and painting.
Sprüth Magers is showing British artist duo Gilbert & George’s exhibition, “THE PARADISICAL PICTURES” through August 25.
Museum Berggruen’s “Picasso & Les Femmes d’Alger” brings together works from Pablo Picasso’s late series of the same name and presented with relevant works by other artists.
Nicholas Grafia’s exhibition “Free Verse Spirit” poses questions on how to approach difficult topics in art.
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