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12/11/2025

Northern Irish movement artist, Matt McCreary () has spent the last 18 years travelling across Europe, he has developed a distinctive movement language that treats both urban structures and natural landscapes as extensions of the body.

His work often unfolds on rooftops, stairwells, and industrial sites as well as in forests and rocky terrains, where he explores how movement can respond to different environments.

Stripped of spectacle, McCreary’s performances focus on rhythm, balance, and the interaction between body and space. Collaborating with groups such as ISH Dance Collective, he continues to expand parkour beyond its athletic roots, using it as a tool for artistic inquiry and physical expression.

South African-born, Dutch-based artist Marlene Dumas () has made history as the first contemporary woman artist to join ...
12/11/2025

South African-born, Dutch-based artist Marlene Dumas () has made history as the first contemporary woman artist to join the ’s permanent collection, marking a milestone moment for gender representation in one of the world’s most revered museums.

The installation comes months after Dumas broke the world auction record for a living female artist, when her painting “Miss January” sold for $13.6 million at Christie’s in May. Now, her work joins the Louvre’s legendary collection, home to masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.

In a conversation with Donatien Grau, the museum’s head of contemporary programs, Dumas noted that the nine new portraits which she describeds as “horrors of the world today“, blend elements of the past and present, adding that while she cannot depict the horrors of contemporary genocides directly, their shadows influenced the emotional tone of the pieces.

🔗 Read full story https://www.prazzlearts.com/editorial/marlene-dumas-joins-the-louvres-permanent-collection-in-historic-first-for-a-contemporary-woman-artist

Artist Urs Fischer dug a $250,000 hole in a gallery for his 2007 installation ‘You.’Swiss-born artist Urs Fischer () is ...
11/11/2025

Artist Urs Fischer dug a $250,000 hole in a gallery for his 2007 installation ‘You.’

Swiss-born artist Urs Fischer () is known for his irreverent, often absurd approach to sculpture and installation, where destruction and transformation become part of creation itself.

His 2007 installation project ”You“, presented at Gavin Brown’s Enterprise in New York, epitomized this ethos. Over the course of ten days, Fischer personally jackhammered through the gallery’s concrete floor, excavating a massive pit, approximately 38 by 30 feet wide and 8 feet deep.

The resulting void wasn’t filled or ornamented; it was simply a gaping hole in the pristine white cube, surrounded by a warning sign declaring the work’s physical danger. By literally undermining the gallery’s foundations, Fischer turned the institution’s very structure into the artwork, confronting viewers with the tension between creation, destruction, and the fragility of the spaces that frame contemporary art.

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In case you missed it, renowned auction house, has opened its new global headquarters in the Breuer Building, which use...
11/11/2025

In case you missed it, renowned auction house, has opened its new global headquarters in the Breuer Building, which used to be the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Designed by Marcel Breuer in 1966, the Brutalist building has always been a symbol of bold architectural thought. After serving as home to the Whitney Museum, the Met Breuer, and The Frick Collection, it now begins a new life through a reuse led by Herzog & de Meuron, in collaboration with New York–based PBDW Architects.

The space welcomes the public with a free exhibition featuring more than 700 masterpieces from world-renowned collections, including The Leonard A. Lauder Collection, The Cindy and Jay Pritzker Collection, and Exquisite Corpus.

🔗 Learn more https://www.prazzlearts.com/editorial/sothebys-reopens-the-iconic-breuer-building-as-its-new-global-headquarters

Collage artist, Adalaide Sutherland () practice centers on the delicate interplay between memory, culture, and materiali...
10/11/2025

Collage artist, Adalaide Sutherland () practice centers on the delicate interplay between memory, culture, and materiality. Working entirely by hand, she constructs her pieces using images sourced from old books, ethnographic archives, and visual studies collected from across the world.

Through the simple tools of paper and scissors, Sutherland creates complex narratives that speak to how visual culture travels through time. Her process honors the tactile nature of analog collage, emphasizing the slow, meditative act of cutting and reassembling fragments of history into new visual languages.

09/11/2025

: UK-based Iranian artist, Reza Ezoji (), works with anamorphic drawing, a technique in which an image is intentionally distorted so that it can only be correctly viewed through a reflective surface, often a cylindrical mirror.

His process relies on precise geometric calculations and manual rendering to translate a recognizable subject, such as a portrait or figure, into a warped composition that regains coherence only through reflection. The work draws attention to the act of seeing itself, exploring how perception is shaped by angle, distance, and optical mediation.

Wow! Just came across this large-scale installation by Danish artist Kåre Frang, titled “Portraits of Overwhelm” (2025)....
09/11/2025

Wow! Just came across this large-scale installation by Danish artist Kåre Frang, titled “Portraits of Overwhelm” (2025). The work immerses visitors in an imitated flood built from car roofs, set facades, muddy water, and debris, reflecting both the physical and emotional impact of the climate crisis.

Set in Torvet, Horsens, a city at real risk of flooding, the installation blurs the line between art and lived experience, confronting how we slip in and out of awareness as the world around us changes.

Presented as part of the official cultural programme for Denmark’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, and produced by THE LAB CPH with support from Kulturmødet Mors, Horsens Municipality, Insero Fonden, and Hede Nielsen Fonden.

The exhibition which has been on view through days and nights since Oct 4th, closes today November 10th November, 2025.

Now : The Guggenheim Museum () in New York celebrates one of Germany’s pioneering female painter and artist with the ex...
08/11/2025

Now : The Guggenheim Museum () in New York celebrates one of Germany’s pioneering female painter and artist with the exhibition Gabriele Münter: Into Deep Waters, running through April 26, 2026.

The show marks a significant moment for Münter, a central figure in early twentieth-century European modern art and co-founder of The Blue Rider (Der Blaue Reiter). Excluded from public art schools because of her gender, she forged her own path, making vital contributions to Expressionist art.

Once overshadowed by her love affair with Wassily Kandinsky, often framed by the heartbreak of their tumultuous union, she is now recognized as a pioneering artist in her own right. Curated by Megan Fontanella (), with photography selections by Victoria Horrocks, the show traces her creative evolution and restores her to the forefront of modern art history, featuring around 60 paintings and 18 early photographs.

🔗 Learn more https://www.prazzlearts.com/editorial/gabriele-mnter-steps-into-the-spotlight-at-the-guggenheim-museum

08/11/2025

Love it when artists work on projects outside the box!

French street artist created Lumière d’Orient, a limited-edition project of 100 unique skateboards that together form a monumental puzzle. Each board’s front featured a signed and numbered fine art print, while the reverse revealed a fragment of a large fresco that Hopare painted live in Paris in September, 2025.

The work invited collectors to decide how to display it, recto or verso, transforming the skateboard into a dual-surfaced artwork and a fragment of a larger hidden composition. Conceived in collaboration with , the project fused street art, performance, and collectible design, celebrating the balance between individuality and unity through Hopare’s signature blend of vibrant abstraction and geometric precision.

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Belgian-Moroccan photographer and visual artist, Mous Lamrabat’s () exhibition ’Moustalgia‘ is on view from tomorrow Nov...
07/11/2025

Belgian-Moroccan photographer and visual artist, Mous Lamrabat’s () exhibition ’Moustalgia‘ is on view from tomorrow Nov 8th - 9th in London, presented by . The show is a vibrant love letter to the artist’s inner ’90s kid, paying homage to the pop culture icons and aesthetics that defined the era, from boybands and MTV to Power Rangers and grunge.

Shot primarily in Senegal with local artists and communities, the series reimagines traditional North African garments, symbols, and textures through the colorful, playful lens of ’90s nostalgia, fusing global childhood memories with Lamrabat’s Moroccan roots.

Afrobeat Rebellion (AFROBEAT REBELLION exhibition celebrating the legacy of has returned to Lagos, after its debut at ...
06/11/2025

Afrobeat Rebellion (AFROBEAT REBELLION exhibition celebrating the legacy of has returned to Lagos, after its debut at the Philharmonie de Paris (). It’s return is more than a restaging, it is a reclamation of Fela Kuti’s spirit in the city that shaped him.

Navigating that process meant balancing fidelity to the original curatorial vision, which featured over 350 archival works and audiovisual materials.

In close collaboration with the Kuti family, the , and curated by .a of , this exhibition deepens the narrative, spotlighting Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti’s activism and introducing new commissions from Nigerian artists like and .musaganiyy.

Running through till December 28, 2025, Afrobeat Rebellion stands as both tribute and homecoming to Lagos reclaiming its own story.

🔗 Read the Full Story https://www.prazzlearts.com/editorial/the-afrobeat-rebellion-fela-kutis-legacy-exhibition-returns-home-from-paris-to-lagos

With insights from from
Seun Alli, Founder and Managing Director of JCAA and Curator of Afrobeat Rebellion;
Ore Disu, Director of the Museum of West African Art ();
Onoshiokhue Ako, Culture Producer at AWCA and Project Lead for Afrobeat Rebellion;
and , Creative Director and Founder of AWCA

06/11/2025

Zimoun’s () new installation, “528 prepared dc‑motors, cotton balls, cardboard boxes 40×40×60 cm, 2025 (prototype)”, opens tomorrow at the Musée d’Arts de Nantes () and runs until March 1, 2026.

True to his practice, the work combines industrial materials and simple mechanical elements to create a modular, site‑specific sound environment. Visitors can expect a dynamic interplay of motion, sound, and architecture, where hundreds of motors set cotton balls in motion inside cardboard boxes, producing a complex, immersive acoustic experience.

The piece is curated by Marie‑Anne Thillaye du Boullay, with project management by Rafael Käsermann from Studio Zimoun and technical support from Adèle Pradere. Notably described as a “prototype,” this iteration may explore new spatial or auditory configurations, making the exhibition a unique opportunity to witness Zimoun’s evolving process in situ.

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