Wall Texts (2024)

02/11/2023

Tracey Emin: Lovers Grave
White Cube New York
Through January 13, 2024
Reception: Friday November 3, 6 – 8pm

White Cube New York’s first solo artist show features Tracey Emin as she delves into the profound concept of everlasting love even in the afterlife, inspired by archaeological finds of lovers buried in eternal embraces. With her deeply emotional and unapologetically raw approach, Emin explores themes of love, desire, loss, and grief, creating a compelling and singular artistic experience. This exhibition marks her long-awaited return to New York after seven years and presents a collection of her evocative new paintings.

Conversations: Tracey Emin and Courtney Willis BlairThe Prince George Ballroom, 15 East 27th Street, New YorkTuesday November 7, Doors at 6:30pm, talk at 7pm

Tracey Emin will be in conversation with Courtney Willis Blair, US Senior Director, White Cube, at The Prince George Ballroom. The conversation will be followed by an audience Q&A.

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📷 Courtesy of White Cube

27/10/2023

Yinka Shonibare CBE: Boomerang: Returning to African Abstraction
James Cohan | New York
Through December 22, 2023

Flowing sculptures, pictorial quilts and framed paintings unite African motifs that rise against abstract backgrounds, adorned with Shonibare's Dutch wax textiles. Shonibare's Abstract Spiritual series evoke African art's essential role in shaping Western-European abstraction. The works portray masks seamlessly blending past and present while rekindling the tapestry medium's legacy established by artists like Matisse and Joan Miró.

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📷 Courtesy James Cohan

Image 01: Installation View: Abstract Bronze I (2023) Bronze sculpture, hand-painted with Dutch wax pattern, 78 3/4 x 57 3/4 x 49 3/4 in.

Image 02: Modern Spiritual (Fang Ngil, Kumbaduba) (2023) Handwoven cotton, linen, wool and metallic thread, 78 3/4 x 63 in.

Image 03: Abstract Spiritual V (2023) Patchwork, appliqué, embroidery and Dutch wax printed cotton textile quiltwork, 98 3/8 x 66 7/8 in.

19/10/2023

Julian Schnabel: Bouquet of Mistakes
Pace Gallery | New York
Through Oct 28, 2023

Julian Schnabel unveils new works created in parallel with his seventh feature film, "In the Hand of Dante", an adaptation of Nick Tosches's eponymous novel. Painting and filmmaking coalesce, allowing subject matter to fluidly traverse mediums, offering enigmatic narratives intertwining his film and the paintings. Spanning four decades, Schnabel's inventive approach, epitomized by pioneering plate paintings and works on velvet, obliterates conventional boundaries between abstraction and figuration, reinvigorating the contemporary art landscape. In this display, he explores the materiality of velvet, delving into its symbolic weight across art history, paying homage to luminaries like Titian and Goya while forging a contemporary narrative with this distinctive medium.

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📷 Installation View: Julian Schnabel, "Bouquet of Mistakes" Courtesy of Pace.

07/09/2023

Chase Hall: The Bathers
David Kordansky Gallery | New York
Through October 14, 2023

The works among “The Bathers” implicate and challenge histories existing in coastal regions, a recurring theme for Chase Hall. Through a blend of paint and coffee on canvas, Hall captures figures immersed in various aquatic scenes offering a nuanced perspective on joy and pleasure against underlying narratives of equality, access, nature, leisure, and Black adventurism. Hall navigates moments of inclusion and empowerment, offering a profound visual account of his place within these complex yet liberating settings.

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📷 Courtesy of David Kordansky Gallery

Image 1: Installation view: Chase Hall, My Beloved

Image 2: Chase Hall, Winter In America (2023) acrylic and coffee on cotton canvas, diptych, overall:72 3/4 x 82 5/8 x 1 3/8 inches (184.8 x 209.9 x 3.5 cm)

Image 3: Chase Hall, Mother Nature (2023) acrylic and coffee on cotton canvas
90 x 77 x 1 1/4 inches (228.6 x 195.6 x 3.2 cm)

Image 4: Chase Hall, The First Day of Summer (Initiation) (2023) acrylic and coffee on cotton canvas, diptych, overall:71 3/4 x 119 1/2 x 1 3/8 inches (182.2 x 303.5 x 3.5 cm)

05/09/2023

Jenny Holzer: Ready For You When You Are
Hauser & Wirth | Los Angeles
Through July 22, 2023

Jenny Holzer's mastery of language challenges viewers' perceptions and prompts a critical examination of societal norms and constructs in “Ready For You When You Are.” Recent paintings, curse tablets, and dynamic kinetic displays, underscoring Holzer's innovative prowess in pushing the boundaries of contemporary art showcase her profound impact as an artist renowned for her politically charged creations.

Download exhibition guide at hauserwirth.com

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📷 Installation Views: Jenny Holzer, Ready For You When You Are. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth

15/08/2023

Tony Smith: Wall, New Piece, One-Two-Three
Pace | New York
Closes August 18, 2023

While most renowned for his sculptures, Smith initially pursued architecture, collaborating with Frank Lloyd Wright on Usonian homes. Transitioning to sculpture in the 1950s, he found inspiration in natural phenomena, exploring geometric forms like octahedrons. Integrating chance and chaos, Smith's sculptures became a distinctive language of abstraction, resonating amid the Minimalist movement. His deep connection with architecture, science, and philosophy fosters novel perceptions of the surrounding environment, as his sculptures, aptly termed "presences," radiate undeniable charisma and influence.

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📷 Installation views: Tony Smith: Wall, New Piece, One-Two-Three. Courtesy of Pace.

07/08/2023

Liliane Tomasko: Portrait of the Self
Nino Mier Gallery | Los Angeles
Through August 12, 2023

Evoking emotional and psychological states, Tomasko’s paintings focus on color, shape, and texture, creating captivating compositions with sweeping brushstrokes and irregular forms. Rather than traditional portraits, Tomasko's compositions delve into the subconscious, portraying moments between memory and emotion. The works capture a sense of depth and tonalities through varying degrees of opacity and negative space, conjuring distinct feelings and experiences. A new phase in the artist’s exploration of immaterial reality, reflecting dreams and inner life.

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📷 Installation views: Liliane Tomasko, Portrait of the Self. Courtesy of Nino Mier Gallery, Los Angeles.

02/08/2023

"20"
David Kordansky | Los Angeles
Through August 19th, 2023

In celebration of its 20th anniversary, David Kordansky Gallery presents "20", a dynamic exhibition that captures the essence of its diverse artist community and its significant role in shaping the Los Angeles art scene. Through specially created works, the exhibition offers a window into the artists' unique perspectives, materials, and ideas, reflecting the ever-changing landscape of contemporary art. "20" not only tells the gallery's story but also highlights its impact on fostering global dialogues among artists, bridging the gaps between different artistic communities worldwide.

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📷 “20”, a group exhibition celebrating David Kordansky’s twentieth anniversary. Courtesy David Kordansky Gallery

31/07/2023

Pace Gallery announced the addition of 27-year-old painter Pam Evelyn to their list of represented artists. The artist’s inaugural exhibition, "A Handful of Dust," will feature new paintings crafted over several months between London and Cornwall at Pace's London gallery from September 6 to 30.

Working with oil paint on raw linen canvas, Evelyn's process is an intense cycle of renewal, constantly articulating her distinct visual language. She considers herself a witness rather than a painter, responding intuitively to the demands of the material, allowing the painting to dictate its direction. Evelyn's large-scale works reveal a luminous quality as she layers glazes to create a sense of urgency and precariousness. Challenging herself by seeking discomfort and inconvenience, her paintings embody visual and spatial tension, characterized by the push and pull of gesture and form in constant friction.

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📷 1: Photo: Michael Brezezinski. Courtesy Of The Artist.
📷 2: Pam Evelyn, Deluge, 321 × 300 cm in two panels, 321 x 150 cm, each, 2023 © Pam Evelyn. Courtesy of the artist and Pace Gallery.

26/07/2023

Honor Titus: Advantage In
Gagosian | Los Angeles
Through September 1, 2023

Advantage In, Honor Titus' debut exhibition at Gagosian Beverly Hills, showcases new paintings and an thematic installation. Titus draws inspiration from diverse sources, reframing formal social traditions for a contemporary audience, celebrating people of color in leisure and luxury settings while challenging conventional expectations. The exhibition includes captivating works like Prosperity, Second Serve, and Charles, Between Games, depicting scenes from a tennis court, inviting viewers to become players in Titus's artistic game. The ornate iron barrier in the installation adds a touch of decorative flair, mirroring the artist's unique painterly intentions.

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📷 Installation View: Artwork © Honor Titus. Photo: Jeff McLane. Courtesy Gagosian.

25/07/2023

We Buy Gold: SEVEN.
Jack Shaiman and Nicola Vassell Gallery | New York
Through August 11, 2023

We Buy Gold, known for its roving art space, fosters ambitious collaborations with contemporary artists and curators, and explores the deconstruction of power systems. In this group exhibition, artists disrupt the norms of space, time, and language, creating a fertile ground where societal fractures are highlighted and new worlds are constituted. Through their innovative approaches, the measure of time elongates, bodies transform, and the fixed use-value of objects and language slips, offering an immersive experience that challenges and provokes contemplation about our contemporary society. Curated by Joeonna Bellorado-Samuels, “SEVEN.” is presented across Jack Shainman Gallery and Nicola Vassell Gallery in Chelsea, New York.

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📷 Installation View: We Buy Gold: Seven. Courtesy Jack Shainman Gallery

21/07/2023

Julia Jo: Point of No Return
James Fuentes | Los Angeles
Through July 29, 2023

In Julia Jo's intimate exhibition, her art liberates the boundaries of physiology and sociology, presenting a visual realm where forms morph, intertwine, and shift between reality and hallucination. Jo skillfully portrays relatable memories, emotions, and narratives from her personal life, including love triangles, gender performance, family dynamics, and more. Her multidimensional approach, developing multiple canvases simultaneously, allows for a continuous flow of creativity, blurring the lines between individual pieces and connecting them in a cohesive and intriguing narrative.

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📷 Installation view, At Arm’s Length (2023), Oil on Linen, 80 x 80 x 2 inches. Courtesy of James Fuentes

19/07/2023

Greene Naftali announces representation of Diamond Stingily.

Through spare and emotive vignettes, Diamond Stingily explores the commemorative power of objects and their ability to evoke introspection and collective experiences. Her choice of readymade materials, often with distinct class markers and rooted in local architectures, highlights issues of safety and exclusion. With a keen awareness of personal memory and its underlying politics, Stingily transforms ordinary objects into consequential and evocative works of art through her formal restraint.

Stingily’s Entryways (2021) is on view at The Museum of Modern Art Collection 1970s–Present exhibition featuring items from the New York museum’s permanent collection. Her first solo presentation at Greene Naftali will open this November.

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📷 Courtesy of Greene Naftali
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Image 1. Diamond Stingily. Photo: Farah Al Qasimi
Image 2. Diamond Stingily, dead Daughter (2021) Fabric, wood, oil paint, paper, bronze and wax
67 3/4 x 216 1/2 x 216 1/2 inches (172 x 550 x 550 cm)
Image 3. Diamond Stingily, Entryways (2021) Installation view, Collection 1970s–Present, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 2023

19/07/2023

In the heart of New York City's art scene, stroll through the vibrant Chelsea neighborhood for a rare chance to view exhibitions after-hours and discover the latest art from a diverse range of galleries and artists. Participating galleries are showcasing their summer shows, many providing special programming and gallery tours for the evening.

The Chelsea Gallery Walk is free providing the opportunity to connect with Chelsea's world-class galleries. Curate your own art tour, a complete listing of participating galleries, including special events, is available on ADAA’s event page.

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📷 Courtesy of ADAA

The Chelsea Gallery Walk is free, providing the opportunity to connect with Chelsea's world-class galleries. Curate your own art tour, a complete listing of participating galleries, including special events, is available on ADAA’s event page.

17/07/2023

James Chronister: All the faces we know, all the / places to go / Shall we stop to say hellos?
Nino Mier Gallery | Los Angeles
On view through August 26, 2023

Through a meticulous process that combines photography and painting, James Chronister's debut solo exhibition constructs rich evocations of time and place, blurring the boundaries between realism and abstraction. His monochromatic palette unifies the diverse visual information in his works, creating highly detailed compositions depicting landscapes of Montana, hovering on the verge of abstraction while remaining rooted in their photographic origins.

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📷 Installation View of JAMES CHRONISTER All the faces we know, all the / places to go / Shall we stop to say hellos? Gallery Four, Nino Mier Los Angeles (July 15 - August 26, 2023). Courtesy of Nino Mier Gallery.

17/07/2023

Just before everyone headed off for the weekend, Frieze made waves announcing the acquisition of The Armory Show and EXPO CHICAGO. The move further solidifies the consolidation of the global art fair landscape. Since the reopening of in-person fairs following the COVID-19 pandemic, the art fair market has become dominated by Art Basel and Frieze, leaving smaller regional and niche players on the sidelines.

Simon Fox, CEO of Frieze, described these acquisitions as a transformative moment for the organization, allowing them to expand their presence in the United States. With these purchases, Frieze brings two of the longest-running events under its umbrella. By strengthening their presence in both cities, Frieze aims to build upon the strong record it has established through Frieze New York and Frieze Los Angeles.

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📷 Photo Credit: Vincent Tullo, Courtesy The Armory Show

15/07/2023

"Spike Lee: Creative Sources," opening October 6 at the Brooklyn Museum, will embark on a captivating journey that unveils the hidden influences behind Spike Lee's incisive cinematic vision. The exhibition revolves around seven key themes that resonate with Lee's life and work, including Black history and culture, Brooklyn, sports, music, cinema history, family, and politics. Over three hundred objects drawn from his personal collection, such as artworks created by renowned Black American artists such as Kehinde Wiley, Deborah Roberts, and Michael Ray Charles. Each thoughtfully juxtaposed with a selection of musical instruments once owned by legends, evocative historical photographs, iconic sports, and movie memorabilia. An array of other treasures reveal deep connections between people, places, and ideas that fuel Lee's storytelling.

📷 Spike Lee as Mars Blackmon in She’s Gotta Have It (Spike Lee, 1986, 84 min.). Photo: © David C. Lee

13/07/2023

Samsung Electronics partnered with Johyun Gallery to present a digital rendition by contemporary Korean artist Park Seo-Bo on The Wall All-in-One at Rockefeller Center in New York. The exhibition titled “Origin, Emergence, Return” combines Park Seo-Bo's artistic brilliance with Samsung's Micro LED technology to provide an unparalleled viewing experience. Through microphotography, the original artwork was captured in high resolution and is displayed on The Wall's immersive 146-inch 4K screen, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the intense colors and intricate textures of Park's “Écriture” series.

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📷 Image 1: Park Seo-Bo, a leading figure in contemporary Korean art, giving an interview.
📷 Image 2: The first digital rendition of Park Seo-Bo’s iconic “Écriture” series (Video art title: [1 OF 0], directed by Jifan Park) is on The Wall’s immersive 146-inch 4K screen at the “Origin, Emergence, Return” exhibition at Rockefeller Center, New York.

Courtesy of Samsung

12/07/2023

Erik Olson: The Mountain and the Sea
Luis De Jesus | Los Angeles
Through August 5, 2023

In The Mountain and the Sea, Olson redefines plein air painting by exploring its history and potential for capturing moments in nature's unpredictable elements. Through large studio paintings and smaller plein air works, he portrays the emotional and psychological relationship between himself and the landscape of Southern Spain, showcasing his deep appreciation and connectedness with nature. The complex terrain and vibrant colors of the mountain landscapes merging with the sea are beautifully captured, inviting viewers to celebrate the sublime essence of the natural environment and drawing parallels to the rugged landscapes of California.

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📷 Installation view of Erik Olson: The Mountain and the Sea, on view June 17 - August 5, 2023.

11/07/2023

This autumn, the Royal Academy of Arts presents a career survey featuring the first major solo exhibition in the UK of acclaimed performance artist Marina Abramović after multiple delays. Spanning over five decades, Abramović's career propelled performance art from experimentation to the mainstream. In collaboration with the artist, the exhibition offers a comprehensive overview of her extraordinary practice, showcasing photographs, videos, objects, installations, and live reperformances of her seminal works.

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📷 Marina Abramović, The Current, 2017. Video; 1 hour 35 mins. Courtesy of the Marina Abramović Archives. © Marina Abramović

10/07/2023

The Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art announced Zasha Colah the curator of the 13th edition. Through her exhibitions and texts, Colah examines cultural practices that serve as covert platforms for counter-expression in challenging environments shaped by militarization and resource exploitation. Her work explores the potential for these practices to converge and foster collective experiences. Colah is a curator and writer who delves into the realm of artistic imagination within contexts of enduring oppression, focusing on themes of vitality and transformative humor.

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📷 Zasha Colah, Photo: M. Ben Hamouda, Courtesy Berlin Biennale.

10/07/2023

Joseph Olisaemeka Wilson: Wali's Farm
Derek Eller Gallery | New York
Through August 25, 2023

“Wali’s Farm”, a solo exhibition by Joseph Olisaemeka Wilson, invites viewers into a mythical and dreamlike realm where the artist's imaginative farm and its intricate systems come to life. Despite limited knowledge of farming ecosystems, Wilson seamlessly blends reality and fiction, urging viewers to suspend disbelief and engage with the poetic faith of his metafictional paintings. Through repetition and multiple perspectives, the farm's visual folktales unfold, offering infinite interpretations and revelations while encouraging active participation in the nurturing and celebration of this humble yet historic patch of land within Wali's mind.

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📷 Wali's Theme (2023) oil on linen, 76 x 62 in. Courtesy of the artist and Derek Eller Gallery

05/07/2023

Sarah Charlesworth: Neverland
Karma | Los Angeles
Closes July 7, 2023

“Neverland”, showcasing Sarah Charlesworth's 2002 series, unveils a significant shift in the artist's practice. Departing from her previous process-based collage work, Charlesworth embraces the photographic medium, employing digital manipulation for the first time. The series features meticulously composed arrangements of objects placed against a backdrop, showcasing Charlesworth's technical and compositional mastery in a new and impactful way.

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📷 Nike (2002) Cibachrome with lacquered wood frame, 41½ × 31½ inches; 105.4 × 80 cm. Courtesy of the artist and Karma

05/07/2023

Last week, Phillips found itself grappling with the difficulties of being third in the auction calendar. While third position can have its advantages during hot market periods, catching collectors who failed to score the two previous sales, this time it proved to be daunting. With the art market softening, bidders have become more cautious, resulting in numerous passed lots and increased lots withdrawn.

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📷 Art handlers installing one half of John Baldessari’s “Prima Facie (Third State): From Adorable to Winning.” Courtesy of Phillips

01/07/2023

BMW announced a collaboration with artist Julie Mehretu to create the 20th BMW Art Car, to be exhibited at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Mehretu, chosen by an international jury, will have full creative freedom to design the next addition to BMW's iconic collection of "rolling sculptures." The BMW M Hybrid V8 Art Car will also participate in the 24-Hour race of Le Mans in June 2024, continuing a nearly 50-year tradition of merging motorsport, design, and the arts. Previous artists who have contributed to the BMW Art Car series include Andy Warhol, Jenny Holzer, Jeff Koons, and Cao Fei.

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📷 Courtesy of BMW

29/06/2023

Jonas Wood: Drawings 2003–2023
Karma | New York
Through August 18, 2023

“Drawings 2003–2023” presents an expansive collection of Jonas Wood's works on paper, offering a comprehensive survey of his artistic development. Starting with his early years in Los Angeles, the exhibition showcases drawings that served as the foundation for his distinctive visual language. With a reverence for the handmade, Wood's use of various media and techniques, from crayon strokes to photo-collage-inspired compositions, captures the essence of his tactile mark-making and the influence of memory in his work. Each piece reflects meticulous attention to detail and an ability to create dynamic and evocative images.

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📷 Installation View: Jonas Wood Drawings 2003–2023, Courtesy of the artist and Karma New York.

28/06/2023

Magalie Guérin: some mondegreens
Sikkema Jenkins | New York
Through July 28, 2023

Guérin's exhibition "some mondegreens" explores the semiotic implications of aural misinterpretation and invites us to contemplate the creation of narratives and the space between perception and meaning-making. Through a captivating interplay of brushstrokes, color, and texture, Guérin's paintings challenge traditional figure/ground relationships, offering shifting visual interpretations and emphasizing the importance of narrative and continuity in her work. Each painting unfolds as a self-contained sequence of logic, perpetually molded within a "pre-history" of texture.

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📷 Installation View: Magalie Guérin, some mondegreens. Courtesy of the artist and Sikkema Jenkins.

27/06/2023

Thomas J Price: Beyond Measure
Hauser & Wirth | Downtown Los Angeles
Through August 20, 2023

Thomas J Price's groundbreaking solo exhibition, "Beyond Measure," challenges societal perceptions of power and value while bringing visibility to marginalized bodies. Through a multidisciplinary approach, Price presents a new series of sculptures in bronze and marble that confront traditional art canons and social structures. By exploring materiality, scale, and the ways we occupy space, Price invites viewers to reflect on conditioned behaviors and psychological frameworks. "Beyond Measure" celebrates the resilience of ordinary individuals and highlights our shared humanity, fostering a collective moment of connection and understanding.

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📷 Installation View: Thomas J Price, Beyond Measure (2023). Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth.

27/06/2023

In its sixtieth anniversary, the Venice Biennale will delve into the experiences of marginalized individuals, including exiles, refugees, immigrants, Indigenous people, and q***r communities. Adriano Pedrosa, curator of the 2024 Venice Biennale, unveiled the ambitious theme for the upcoming exhibition: “Foreigners Everywhere.” Scheduled to run from April 20 to November 24, 2024, the Biennale aims to shed light on the challenges faced by those who navigate the complexities of displacement and the global movement of people.

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📷 Installation view: Contemporary Art of Termoli (2021) Termoli, IT. From top left to right: Foreigners Everywhere (Persian) (2016), Foreigners Everywhere (Tigrinya) (2016), Foreigners Everywhere (Italian) (2004), Foreigners Everywhere (Chinese) (2008), Foreigners Everywhere (Arabic) (2005), Foreigners Everywhere (Kurdish) (2011), Foreigners Everywhere (Mesopotamian Arabic) (2016) and Newsfloor (Il Manifesto) (2018).

25/06/2023

Renowned neo-pop artist Takashi Murakami, an early adopter of crypto and NFTs, fears AI may render him obsolete but believes truly unique ideas, beyond AI's reach, will gain value, potentially shifting power from artists to tech engineers. Murakami, a disruptor within Japan's art scene, admits working with fear of being replaced one day.

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📷 Joel Saget / AFP-JIJI

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