"We are not only going to display more, we are also going to see ways to be inspired by the Indigenous practices, in terms of thinking of community, thinking of sustainability."
Artists Saman and Sasan Oskouei create abstract landscapes that visually intertwine elements of nature with contemporary industrial materials, offering a thought-provoking commentary on human-nature relationships.
A centerpiece of the exhibition is Dzama's 2023 film To live on the Moon (For Lorca), which was originally commissioned by Performa for that year's iteration of the recurring performance festival in New York.
Her portraits don't offer idealized versions of humanity. Instead, they present skin as terrain-marked, layered, and alive with contradiction.
The exhibition immerses visitors in the nostalgic charm of 1930s musical dollhouses, showcasing a unique collaboration between Teenage Engineering and Bentgablenits for a sensory experience.
The works, most of which are preparatory studies that allowed the Northern Renaissance painter to experiment with light and space, have been placed in a dedicated gallery, with a lighting system that turns on only when a visitor walks in.
Corita Kent's artistic journey showcases a profound connection to both the natural world and contemporary society, evolving from intricate early serigraphs to politically engaged works.
I went to Wimbledon and I was so hot wearing a suit. I thought: You know, there must be a better solution to this. So I searched kilt makers and found one in Scotland, who is an artist as well. I said I want a whole range of summer pastel coloured kilt outfits for Wimbledon and that's basically where it all started.
When JAWS premiered in 1975, it didn't just redefine the thriller genre, it completely changed Hollywood filmmaking. The first true summer blockbuster, Steven Spielberg's masterful direction combined with John Williams' iconic score created a sensory experience that forever changed how audiences engage with the silver screen.