Lawrence Abu Hamdan is one of the four shortlisted candidates to win the Turner Prize 2019, one of the best known awards for visual arts in the world. An exhibition of the finalists is currently on view at Turner Contemporary in Margate (UK).  

The first solo exhibition in Australia by Lawrence Abu Hamdan features an installation of “Earwitness Inventory”, among other major works.

The exhibition “Elsewheres Within Here”, investigates what we welcome, refuse, or overlook in marking the boundaries of spaces we call “home” –our bodies, houses, and countries.

The BPS22 is hosting the first solo exhibition in Belgium by Teresa Margolles: “TU T’ALIGNES OU ON T’ALIGNE”. Several of the artist’s iconic works are exhibited alongside newer pieces, some of them linked to the city of Charleroi.

The project Stars Are Closer and Clouds Are Nutritious Under Golden Trees inhabits different times and spaces, thinking in the languages of the region, including Arabic, English, French, Kurdish and Turkish.

This year’s Focus section concentrates on the question: What is the experience of a state that is not based on territory, but on time?

Yoshua Okón’s exhibition project “Colapso Gravitatorio” includes site specific interventions in an abandoned mall, and a new display of the video “Salò Island”

Oscar Muñoz’s “Aliento” is presented as part of an exhibition celebrating the 20th anniversary of the museum.

For the first edition of the Rabat Biennial, Lara Almarcegui explores the links between architecture and environment, quantifying the volume and weight of Morocco.

Mor charpentier is pleased to announce its participation in Feria ArBo, in booth C9, from September 19-24.