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    OSCAR MURILLO AT GAGOSIAN GALLERY

    Oscar Murillo currently presents “A Telegram to my dear Suki“, at Gagosian Gallery, Athens. Building on a sequence of recent exhibitions including The flooded garden at Tate Modern, London (2024), and Espíritus en el Pantano, which is on view at Museo…

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    JOSE DAVILA – FAKTURA TEKTONIKA – AT SEAN KELLY GALLERY

    The exhibition Faktura / Tektonika presents a selection of works highlighting two foundational components of early 20th-century Constructivism: Faktura, the material properties of an object, and Tektonika, an object’s spatial presence. In the lineage of the Constructivist movement, the exhibition foregrounds artists who emphasize…

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    DANIEL ARSHAM – FICTIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY

    In his current show “Memory Architecture” at Perrotin Gallery, Seoul, Daniel Arsham evolves his distinctive concept of Fictional Archaeology, which symbolizes the core of his artistic universe. The exhibition explores the artist’s interpretation of time and material, presenting works in…

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    THOMAS SCHEIBITZ – AT TANYA BONAKDAR GALLERY02

    Internationally renowned for his mastery of painting, Scheibitz subverts traditional notions of the medium with radical juxtapositions of color and a unique formal language that lands ambiguously between abstraction and representation. Drawing from classical painting and architecture, the contemporary urban landscape, and popular…

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    VISITED LANDS – ISABELLA DUCROT

    Enjoy a new collage-based works by Rome-based artist Isabella Ducrot at Petzel Gallery, New York. In her series “The Visited Land,” the artist uses meteorite pigments for the first time to develop a new relationship towards materials and the natural…

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    MICHAEL ARMITAGE – CRUCIBLE

    Enjoy this exhibition of new work by Kenyan British artist Michael Armitage at David Zwirner Gallery New York. This is Armitage’s first solo show with the gallery since the announcement of his representation in 2022 and his first solo presentation…