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Mennour is presenting 鈥淒ilutions鈥�, Hicham Berrada鈥檚 fourth solo exhibition, that brings together a collection of new paintings.

鈥淏etween Rivers鈥澛燽rings together the practices of contemporary artists who respond to the place of rivers in our lives at a moment when they are being profoundly reshaped by human activity.

Nobody can predict what tomorrow will look like, but one thing is certain: if humanity doesn鈥檛 rethink its relationship with the environment, there will be no future.

Dak鈥橝rt: African Contemporary Art Biennale has announced the theme, artist list and guest curators of its upcoming 15th edition, which runs from 16 May to 16 June 2024.

Mennour Institute is committed to supporting young artists in the early stages of their career.

At the Bourse de Commerce in Paris Avant l鈥橭rage inaugurated: an exhibition that invites, through the choice of works on display, a path of reflection on the period of apparent calm that comes 鈥渂efore the storm鈥� of climate change that is condemning the planet.

For its 230th anniversary, the Louvre invited 20 contemporary artists, all under 40 and linked to Paris, to capture their visions of the museum on video.

Mouna Mekouar is a Paris-based Moroccan curator and art critic who has held curatorial positions at Centre Pompidou-Metz in northeastern France and at Palais de Tokyo in Paris.

Thailand Biennale, Korat 2021, titled Butterflies Frolicking on the Mud: Engendering Sensible Capital, announced the complete list of participant artists, creatives, and collectives.

The CAPC mus茅e d鈥檃rt contemporain de Bordeaux, a place dedicated to research and experimentation, in its long and fruitful exhibition activity, has put together a collection of over a thousand works by almost two hundred artists, with testimonies of Minimal Art, Conceptual,...

After a year of unprecedented challenges, Apollo asked artists to look back at moments that have cheered them up in 2020

Curated by Bruno Latour, Martin Guinard, and Eva Lin, who is leading the exhibition's public programmes, the 12th Taipei Biennial, You and I Don't Live on the Same Planet (21 November 2020鈥�14 March 2021).

The second edition of RIBOCA, first conceived as a response to apocalyptic narratives and now deftly adapted to the age of Covid-19, carries themes that feel more potent than ever

The Taipei Biennial has revealed that thirty-nine artists from eighteen countries and territories will take part in the twelfth iteration of the exhibition, which will be held at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum from November 21, 2020 to March 14, 2021

Curators Bruno Latour and Martin Guinard take on the environment and diplomacy