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The new quarterly film series was established in 1998 as an invite-only microcinema by the artists Greg Singer and Janet Kusmierski.
Her installation is part of a two-year project at Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, where artists have been invited to create works informed by the history and culture of Bergamo.
The artist is showing three installations that evoke a film which has not yet been made, or might never be made, due to various difficulties.
This is the 25th edition of the film program. Featuring work by Agnieszka Polska, Zheng Bo, Ellen Cantor and others.
Reviewing the exhibitions BLACK POWER TOOL AND DIE TRYNIG at 52 Walker and ***** at Gladstone Gallery.
Palma Rodríguez' exhibition consists of a maze that emulates corn fields and robotic statues that evoke deities. The artist lays out a narrative that is connected to his native Mexico and its agricultural traditions.
The artist's earlier moving image works, most recent cinematic productions and immersive spatial installations are displayed across six rooms at Gropius Bau in Berlin.
The show includes a site-specific installation, a new series of paintings and sculptures and a new film. 52 Walker is a project space in New York established by David Zwirner.
The nine-part series is titled Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot. The installation, curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, opens in April 2024 within the framework of the Venice Biennale.