Carlos Motta speaking at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
On February 6, from 5 to 6:30 pm, Carlos Motta will be speaking at Pratt Institute about the challenges and shapes that freedom can take.
On February 6, from 5 to 6:30 pm, Carlos Motta will be speaking at Pratt Institute about the challenges and shapes that freedom can take.
Concert Anas Maghrebi & Pierre Peres Friday 2.02.18 – 9 pm, door opening at 8 pm Roter Salon, Volksbühne Linienstraße 227 – 10178 Berlin
IN SITU: Cevdet Erek – AAAAA / JAN 20 – APR 29, 2018
WIELS presents a retrospective with a twist of Saâdane Afif’s work over the past 15 years. It explores the process of interpretation that underpins the relationship between art and its audience, a process fundamental to Afif’s practice. February 1–April 22, 2018 Opening: January 31, 7–10pm, Including the performance L’Humour Noir: a ceremony (2010/2018)
The Cultural department of the Student Center in Zagreb is opening the exhibition Sutura by the prominent Mexican artist Teresa Margolles on January 18th at the French Pavilion. The exhibition will remain open until February 24th, 2018.
Hammer Project: Through an installation of audiovisual works, Lawrence Abu Hamdan continues an ongoing acoustic investigation into a Syrian military prison north of Damascus. JAN 20-MAY 20, 2018
This Wednesday January 24 at the Salomon Guggenheim Museum in New York, Julieta Aranda will be performing “Give Back To Your Alma Mater” with Brian Kuan Wood
Teresa Margolles’ work is participating in the exhibition Outposts: Global borders and national boundaries currently on view at the Glucksman Gallery in Cork, Ireland. The exhibition will be on view through 11 march, 2018.
Artists Marwa Arsanios and Lawrence Abu Hamdan are participating in the exhibition From Ear to Ear to Eye, currently on view at Nottingham Contemporary. The exhibition is on view through March 4, 2018.
Lawrence Abu Hamdan reviews the year in sounds in Frieze. His highlights go from Vince Staples’ new album Big Fish Theory to George Awde’s latest installation Public Shadows (2017).
Carlos Motta reviews the year in places, exhibitions and stories in this month’s Artforum. Read it by clicking on the link.