#contemporary-art

#contemporary-art

"My goal is to position the foundation among the exceptional cultural offerings of the city, providing support and visibility to artists from all generations and to young exhibition curators, critics and historians from around the world."

"The Tishreen protests were a turning point... Especially for young women, who went out in the street among everyone else."

Neimanis suggests that, by considering ourselves as "watery," we experience ourselves "less as isolated entities, and more as oceanic eddies," offering new possibilities for connections.

It's very much about human nature, (the) nature of reality, how we understand our own world. It questions what our position is in the structure of the universe.

"This was a little disappointing, especially as we'd had pre-sale interest in the work..." says André Zlattinger, Sotheby's head of Modern art, Europe.

In this first European exhibition, Ayana V Jackson creatively utilizes archival documents to address representational legacies of colonialism and the Black diaspora through her portraits.

Kruger's artworks, such as "Your body is a battleground," not only challenge viewers but also serve as crucial cultural commentary, reshaping our understanding of identity and power.

The moment I could acquire Warhol's Sixty Last Suppers (1986) is one I certainly will not forget. This masterpiece I had been aspiring to add to my collection was not an easy one to get.

The remoteness of Matarraña appeals to avant-garde gallerists, who are transforming this empty region into a retreat for art collectors, complete with installations.

Himid invites us to consider marginalized figures and communities, expanding the historical narratives that shape our worldview to effect change through her art.

Designed by David Chipperfield Architects, Muzej Lah will open in Bled, Slovenia, in 2026, featuring a vast art collection that's publicly accessible for the first time.

"The city is founded on bedrock," curator Marie-Anne McQuay explains, highlighting Liverpool's sandstone geology, which influences its architecture and historical significance.

"From the beginning, I could see she was remarkably generous and kind. Victoria is more than a gallerist: she is a true champion of artists." - Isaac Julien

In the cold machinery of the contemporary art world, where detachment is often mistaken for depth, simply reveling in beauty is a rare act of rebellion.

The gaze of the girl in 'Knife Behind Back' by Nara is unsettling, suggesting deeper themes of violence and societal reflections rather than mere cuteness.