Coinciding with Refugee Week, and her film Hear Her Singing screening at the Southbank Centre, Charwei Tsai shares some influential images with Frieze.

Hear Her Singing, a newly commissioned Hayward Gallery project by Charwei Tsai, in collaboration with Tibetan filmmaker Tsering Tashi Gyalthang is currently and until July 2, 2017, on view at London’s Southbank Centre.

This Wednesday June 21, 2017, Julieta Aranda will be presenting a lecture on Anri Sala at KW Institute for Contemporary Art.

This Friday 16 of June 2017, Lara Almarcegui will be in conversation with Itziar Okariz at the Kunsthausbaselland as part of Art Basel’s Art Parcours Night.

The work of Carlos Motta is currently participating in After The Fact, an exhibition about the contemporary uses of propaganda curated by Stephanie Weber in the Lenbachhaus in Munich. The exhibition is on view through September 17, 2017.

The work of Oscar Muñoz will be presented at the upcoming Openart Biennale, opening throughout the summer 2017 in the city of Örebro in Sweden.

Umashankar and the Earchaeologists, group composed of Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Nida Ghouse and Umashankar Manthravadi will participate in the exhibition Anarchéologie with the audio essay Unsound Evidence. The exhibition opens on June 15 2017 and runs through September 11, 2017.  

María Elvira Escallón’s public project “En el fértil suelo” is currently and until July 10th on view at the exterior facade of the Biblioteca Luis Arango and in the public access to the Museum of Art Miguel Urrutia-MAMU in Bogotá, Colombia. A series of public performances are scheduled as part of the intervention.

This upcoming Wednesday 14 of June 2017, Edgardo Aragón’s video La Encomienda will be screened as part of Art Basel’s  short film program “Earth Tales: The Politics of Soil.”

Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Rossella Biscotti, Carlos Motta