installation

The exhibition, titled Minted in Enemy Bronze, presents a multi-faceted approach to the legacy of Black people and culture in Italy. This is Thompson's first solo show in the country.

Luna Kino is an immersive installation created by Pauline Curnier Jardin. It was inspired by the true story of Luna-Lichtspiegel, a cinema in Berlin run by women during World War II.

Sanzgiri is the fourth recipient of the UOVO Prize, which recognizes the work of emerging Brooklyn-based artists.

"Michael Snow: A Life Survey", features over 50 works spanning six decades of Snow's artistic career, from his early paintings and sculptures to his groundbreaking films and installations.

SWARM is the first solo museum exhibition of Nance's work in the United States and marks a significant moment in his career as one of the most innovative and influential artists of his generation.

The exhibition, titled "Up the Illusion", is curated by Andrew Lampert and features a selection of Jacobs' films and videos alongside his lesser-known drawings.

The festival theme is "Who Owns The Truth?" It invites us to reflect on the role of truth in our society, especially in the context of information overload.

The show spans four decades of Julien's pioneering work and is his first major UK exhibition.

Signals: How Video Transformed the World showcases over 70 media works from the past six decades. The exhibition is organized by Stuart Comer and Michelle Kuo.