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#arles If you are in Arles, don’t miss the collateral events with William Kentridge: 📽️ An Evening with William Kentridge Film screening July 4, 9:45pm / 11:30pm Théâtre Antique This evening will feature a unique series of animations and films hand selected by the artist to illuminate his work and methodology. Introduced and each one contextualized by William Kentridge himself the evening is full of wild possibilities. With support from the LUMA Foundation. 🎤 Conversation between William Kentridge and Homi K. Bhabha July 10, 11:30am la Grande Halle, LUMA Arles The artist William Kentridge and the theoretician Homi K. Bhabha, one of the most important thinkers on postcolonialism, will discuss the main themes running through Kentridge’s work, including the links between surrealism and the literary movement of negritude, as well as migration and the anti-colonial struggles of the Second World War era. 📷 William Kentridge, portrait by Marc Shoul, 2014. #WilliamKentridge #lumaarles #luma #contemporaryart #arles2024 #liarumma #liarummagallery @williamkentridgestudio @luma_arles @rencontresarles

#artistbirthday Lia Rumma and the gallery team wish a wonderful birthday to Wael Shawky. Buon compleanno Wael! 📷 Lia Rumma and Wael Shawky in front of the Egyptian Pavilion, Venice Biennale 2024. #WaelShawky #celebrate #egyptpavilion #contemporaryart #venicebiennale #liarumma #liarummagallery @wael_shawky

#artistoftheday Since the mid-1980s, when he made his debut, Giuliano Dal Molin has been conducting patient and meditative research, characterised by a constant rigour that finds its essential elements in matter and colour, form and volume. 📷 Giuliano Dal Molin, “2023_08”, 2023, pigments impasto and marble powder in wood. #GiulianoDalMolin #contemporaryart #italianartist #colour #liarumma #liarummagallery

#ondisplay If you are in Rome don’t miss to visit the solo show “Giovanni Anselmo. Oltre l’orizzonte” at MAXXI Roma. The exhibition, organised by the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in collaboration with MAXXI and curated by Gloria Moure, provides a comprehensive analysis of the practice of this artist considered a key figure in Italian art who developed a distinctive stylistic signature. Imagined as an uninterrupted journey, the exhibition creates a link between pivotal works from Anselmo’s career and some of his more recent ones. 📍Giovanni Anselmo. Oltre l’orizzonte MAXXI Roma, galleria 5 Curated by Gloria Moure Through 6 October 2024 📷 Exhibition view ©️ MUSA, Courtesy Fondazione MAXXI #GiovanniAnselmo #maxxi #maxxiroma #soloshow #exhibition #contemporaryart #liarumma #liarummagallery @museomaxxi

#summertime 📷 Tobias Zielony, “Bushes and Trees”, 2011, c-print. #TobiasZielony #summer #photography #nature #contemporaryart #liarumma #liarummagallery @tobiaszielony

🕰️ New summer opening hours The group show ‘Sistemi Semplici’ at Lia Rumma Gallery in Milan is open from Monday to Friday, 11:00 to 13:30 and 14:30 to 19:00. 📷 1: Piero Dorazio, “The Gaza Strip”, 1967, oil on canvas. Ph. Agostino Osio 📷 2: Piero Dorazio, “Andromeda”, 1976, oil on canvas. Ph. Agostino Osio #groupshow #exhibition #contemporaryart #sistemisemplici #milan #contemporaryart #liarumma #liarummagallery

#press Discover the new issue of Vogue Italia with a beautiful article on Milan’s galleries and their protagonists, first and foremost Lia Rumma! A special thanks to Silvia Macchetto. 📷 Lia Rumma w/ Alessio Baldissera, Pier Francesco Petracchi, Francesco Lecci, Tommaso Calabro, Giulio Rampoldi, Luca Castiglioni, Alberto Zenere. Ph. Andy Massaccesi. #vogue #vogueitalia #contemporaryart #milan #galleries #liarumma #liarummagallery @vogueitalia @sissibiz

#artistbirthday Lia Rumma and her team wish a wonderful birthday to Michelangelo Pistoletto. Buon compleanno Michelangelo! 🥂 📷 Michelangelo Pistoletto, 2024. #MichelangeloPistoletto #celebrate #liarumma #liarummagallery #contemporaryart @michelangelo_pistoletto

#lastweek Don’t’ miss to visit the group show “Rifrazioni. 15 curatori x 15 artisti” at Accademia Nazionale di San Luca. Paolo Icaro dialogues with Lara Conte and presents the project where the artist has gone into the bowels of Palazzo Carpegna, occupying the cellars with a site-specific work entitled “Sottosopra” (Upside Down), which relates the underground space of the Academy, the place where the sculptural gesture germinates, a space that is both marginal and secret, with that of the room where the institution’s Archives are kept. Images taken in the cellar by two cameras are projected onto a screen in the Archive. This is a minimal action that overturns perspectives and gives the Archive an organic and evolving dimension. Both environments become places of transformation, from which to list narratives, overturn stereotypes, reveal new imaginaries. 📍”Rifrazioni. 15 curatori x 15 artisti Accademia Nazionale di San Luca, Rome Through 28 June 2024 📷 Paolo Icaro, “Sottosopra”, 2024. Ph. Andrea Veneri. #PaoloIcaro #installation #contemporaryart #accademiadisanluca #rome #liarumma #liarummagallery @paolo.icaro @accademianazionaledisanluca

#lastweek You have time until Sunday 30 June to visit the solo show at Palazzo Grimani by Wael Shawky. The exhibition brings together the film work ‘I Am Hymns of the New Temples’ made by the artist in 2023 - which, after its premiere at the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, is presented in Venice as an international museum premiere - and a selection of works and drawings made by the artist between 2022 and 2024. The exhibition project is conceived as an ideal dialogue between different spaces and times, in which contemporary works coexist with the archaeological works and historical rooms of Palazzo Grimani. Don’t miss it! 📍Wael Shawky “I Am Hymns of the New Temples” Curated by Massimo Osanna, Andrea Viliani and Gabriel Zuchtriegel. Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice 📷 Exhibition view, ©️ Museo di Palazzo Grimani e Parco Archeologico di Pompei. Ph. Federico Vespignani. #WaelShawky #soloshow #exhibition #palazzogrimani #venice #contemporaryart #liarumma #liarummagallery @wael_shawky @museopalazzogrimani

#TaobukFestival From 20 to 24 June in Taormina, the 14th edition of the Taobuk international literary festival, conceived and curated by Antonella Ferrara, dedicated to the theme of identity, will start again. Over 200 international guests, including writers, artists, scientists, intellectuals, politicians and economists, will join the winners of the Taobuk Awards, and for the visual arts the prize will go to the Serbian-born artist Marina Abramović. The awards ceremony will take place on the evening of Saturday 22 June at the Teatro Antico during the Taobuk Gala, a show that will be broadcast on Rai1 on Monday 8 July. 📷 ph. Oscar Meyer, 2017. Courtesy of the Marina Abramović Archives. #MarinaAbramović #prize #Taormina #bookfestival #contemporaryart #liarumma #liarummagallery @abramovicinstitute @taobukfestival

#WilliamKentridge LUMA Arles presents the world premiere “The Great Yes, The Great No”, a newly commissioned William Kentridge performance. Produced by The OFFICE Performing Arts + Film, and staged in partnership with the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, it was developed at The Centre for the Less Good Idea. March 1941: a cargo ship leaves Marseille for Martinique with, on board, several artists and intellectuals escaping from Vichy France, including André Breton, Claude Lévi-Strauss and the Cuban artist Wifredo Lam. This real event takes a magical turn when Charon, the ferryman of the dead who has now been promoted captain, rearranges space-time and invites other celebrated figures to join this new kind of ark, an allegory of all the forced expeditions of the past and present, including the representatives of anti-colonialism Aimé Césaire, Franz Fanon and the Nardal sisters. In conjunction with the world premiere of his newly commissioned opera “The Great Yes, The Great No”, the exhibition “Je n’attends plus (I am Not Waiting Any Longer)” presents a group of major works, some of which have not been seen in Europe before. Dealing with issues of migration, oppression, racial relations, the transmission of history, and the role of the artist in a society under duress, the exhibition brings together a remarkable body of experimental and performative work. 📍”The Great Yes, The Great No” 7-10 July 2024 LUMA Arles, La Grande Halle 📍”Je n’attends plus” 30 June 2024 - 12 January 2025 LUMA Arles, La Mécanique Générale 📷1: ph. @ Stella Olivier. Courtesy William Kentridge Studio. 📷2: William Kentridge, still from “You Whom I Could Not Save”, 2023, single chanel HD film. Courtesy William Kentridge Studio. #worldpremiere #performance #theatre #contemporaryart #soloshow #exhibition #arles #lumaarles #museum #liarumma #liarummagallery #arles2024 @williamkentridgestudio @luma_arles @theofficearts @festivalaix