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JESPER JUST

JESPER JUST "CORPORÉALITÉS" AT PERROTIN NEW YORK

Jesper Just introducing his exhibition during its installation

Duration : 6m
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CHEN FEI -REUNION- AT PERROTIN NEW YORK

CHEN FEI -REUNION- AT PERROTIN NEW YORK

Chen Fei introducing his work during the installation of his exhibition

Duration : 4m
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CLAIRE TABOURET

CLAIRE TABOURET "SIBLINGS" AT PERROTIN SEOUL

French artist Claire Tabouret introduces her new series of portraits, displayed in her solo exhibition ’Siblings’ at Perrotin Seoul

Duration : 5m
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Catherine Petitgas

Catherine Petitgas

A year spent in Mexico City introduced Catherine Petitgas to such stalwarts as Francis Alÿs and Gabriel Orozco.

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Jill Kraus

Jill Kraus

‘When you live in a New York apartment, it’s hard to collect sculpture,’ says Jill Kraus. So, in 2001, she and her husband Peter Kraus headed north to find a property suitable for the art they most wanted to support. Fast-forward 18 years, and there are now 18 large-scale artworks dotted around the Kraus’s land

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IkonoTV

IkonoTV

DISCOVER THE NEW ikonoTV PLATFORM: ENJOY!

Duration : 30s
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Héctor Zamora

Héctor Zamora

Mexican artist Héctor Zamora took New York by storm in 2019 when he installed his elegant site-specific sculpture on The Met’s roof garden.

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Andro Wekua: Dolphin in the Fountain

Andro Wekua: Dolphin in the Fountain

Watch a film about Andro Wekua’s Dolphin in the Fountain. Curator of the exhibition Katya Inozemtseva, Sprueth Magers director Franziska von Hasselbach and Gladstone Gallery director Allyson Spellacy talking about the artist’s practice.

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STREAM SLOW ART

STREAM SLOW ART

Make your TV screen become a moving artwork thanks to video Artists and films produced by ikonoTV

Duration : 26m
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William Lamson: Untitled (Mylar)

William Lamson: Untitled (Mylar)

William Lamson was born in 1977 in Virginia and is an American performance, generative and installation artist. He works both in the natural world and in his studio. His art includes small performances and actions that are captured on a video. He uses a wide range of mediums including photography, video, sculpture and performance.

Duration : 3m
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Vortex

Vortex

In celebration of the launch of Vortex, an exhibition of new monumental works by the renowned contemporary artist Fabienne Verdier, Waddington Custot hosts a multisensory digital event bringing together art and opera.

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Palazzo Torlonia

Palazzo Torlonia

A short movie about the installation of two frescos in the Palazzo Torlonia, Rome.

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St Christophe Traversant les Eaux

St Christophe Traversant les Eaux

Saint-Christophe traversant les eaux, Hans Memling. Fabienne Verdier analysis. A film by Mark Kidel, 2013

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La Vierge au Chanoine

La Vierge au Chanoine

La Vierge au chanoine Van der Paele, Jan Van Eyck. Fabienne Verdier analysis. A film by Mark Kidel, 2013

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Something interesting about Marvel’s Movie Posters

Something interesting about Marvel’s Movie Posters

The Avengers, to some just a successful movie for others a marvelous cinematic universe. But what do The Avengers Infinity War poster and a famous 17th-century painting have in common?

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Are MEMES Art?

Are MEMES Art?

Memes have become a staple of online communication and media. In 2017, the first-ever meme exhibition was held in LA. This raises the question: are memes art?

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How to make MONEY with Star Wars figures

How to make MONEY with Star Wars figures

These modern collectibles are a multi-million dollar industry. With very rare, or special individual toys sometimes selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars. What makes toys so special? So desirable that people want to collect them and pay huge amounts of money for them?

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The Deeper Meaning behind Facetats

The Deeper Meaning behind Facetats

Tattoos have been around for ages, yet slowly becoming more and more popular in western culture over the last decades. An interesting development in this is the sudden rise of facial tattoos in recent years... But what do Japanese prints have to do with that?

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Does IKEA Make BILLIONS Selling ART?

Does IKEA Make BILLIONS Selling ART?

IKEA is, quite literally, a household name, pretty much everywhere across the world. However, most people probably wouldn’t rate IKEA’s furniture as museum-worthy. They just sell furniture, not art. But is that fair?

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Is Mumble Rap Art?

Is Mumble Rap Art?

Welcome to ’Is This Art?’ Where we take a closer look at pop culture and ask you the age-old question: ’Is This Art?’

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The Blurred Lines Between Art and P*rn

The Blurred Lines Between Art and P*rn

What is your view on people that post some half-naked pictures on Instagram? Is it tasteful? Or inappropriate? And what about, say, the music video of Blurred Lines? There is a very fine, sometimes blurred line between nude as art and nude as.. nude. But who decides where to draw that line? Facebook? Google? Or us?

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How David Attenborough and BBC Earth Paint us a Perfect Picture

How David Attenborough and BBC Earth Paint us a Perfect Picture

In the year 2050, two thirds of the global population will live in an urban area or city. Yet, we humans are drawn towards nature ever since we left it behind. How has our obsession with nature inspired visual artists throughout?

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An Essay on TARANTINO and VIOLENCE

An Essay on TARANTINO and VIOLENCE

Let’s talk about violence. More specifically: let’s talk about the way movie director Quentin Tarantino displays violence in his movies and let’s find out what his style has in common with the 16th-century style in art history: Mannerism.

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Why we Love to Watch The Kardashians

Why we Love to Watch The Kardashians

Reality shows… They appear to be a recent phenomenon, gaining immense popularity with programs like Big Brother and Idols in the early 2000’s, but if that is the case, what do shows like Keeping up with the Kardashians have in common with 17th-century artists like Vermeer, Jan Steen, and Gabriel Metsu?

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