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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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A treacherous vessel.
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@ChiharuShiota’s solo show ‘Navigating the Unknown’ at @KoenigGalerie London literalizes a metaphor to create a powerful, dark new installation
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Skeletal boats are suspended in space, connected by a tangle of dark ropes. The artist explains: The boats float within the space, like a body floating in water. ‘Each line is like an emotion,’ the artist explains.
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To explore the work in person, you'll need book a ticket via the König Galerie website.
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Shown here: Chiharu Shiota, ‘Two Boats, One Direction’ (2019). Exhibition view: Chiharu Shiota, ‘Lifelines,’ Centro Cultural Banco do Brazil, São Paulo, Brazil. Photo by Ding Musa.
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Experience Miami Art Week from anywhere.
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This December, ‘OVR: Miami Beach’ will feature five sectors of the galleries accepted to the 2020 edition of our Miami Beach show. Accompanied by a program of digital events, talks, and gallery walk-throughs, our digital presentation will amplify the cultural offerings of museums, foundations, non-profits, and galleries whose activities will comprise Miami Art Week 2020.
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Find out more by visiting artbasel.com or clicking through the link in our profile.
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Artwork: Initial rendering for Ugo Rondinone, ‘Miami Mountain’ (2016), permanently installed at @TheBassMoA in Miami Beach.
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This , we're going all the way back to the 1990s.
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⬆️ Click the link in our bio or through our Stories to revisit this important decade for Art Basel – and the artworld at large. You'll find archival images, quotes from early participants, key facts and figures, and more.
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Shown here: The team behind the 1990 art fair presents the new promotional image developed in conjunction with GGK, Basel. From left to right: Dominique Mollet, Communications; Marianne El-Hariri, official representative; Jürg Böhni; not in the photograph: Emil Bammatter. Source: Staatsarchiv Basel-Stadt.
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Shown here: Jacolby Satterwhite, ‘Black Luncheon’ (2020). Currently on view at Mitchell-Innes & Nash (@miandn) as part of the artist's solo presentation ‘We Are In Hell When We Hurt Each Other,’ featuring new neon installations, sculptures, and works on paper.
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Visit the show online through October 10 and in person through October 31.
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Constantly evolving 🐛
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In his sculpture ‘Córdoba,’ the artist Marco Castillo sought to represent ‘the metamorphosis of a circle into a five-pointed star, operating as a metaphor of the formal and ideological evolution – or involution. The piece can be read in both directions – like a cycle – from the star to the circle and vice-versa.’
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It was among the highlights of our recent themed Online Viewing Rooms, OVR:2020. What will the next digital presentation bring? Stay tuned!
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Shown here: Marco A. Castillo ‘Córdoba (vertical)’ (2020), presented by @KOWBerlin for
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Some autumnal inspiration courtesy of American painter @DanielHeidkamp.
Of observational landscape painting, the artist has said: ‘I believe the secrets about how color works and the shape of leaves, it’s all in nature already.’
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Shown here: Daniel Heidkamp's ‘Strong Autumn’ (2015), exhibited by @PacePrints during Art Basel 2016.
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Sowing doubt.
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Presented by @FrithStreetGallery, Daphne Wright’s latest exhibition is appropriately titled ‘A quiet mutiny – persits.’ In monochromatic sculptural installations, Wright injects doubt into our perception and relationship to functional objects.
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The objects she focuses on – houseplants, a stroller, a drying rack – are all incidental to everyday life: things that we only see when they are in use, and fade into the background when they are not. But Wright carefully threads strangeness into her sculptural recreations, gradually casting doubt on what it is we're seeing and how we relate to the familiar.
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‘A quiet mutiny – persits’ is on view now through November 14 in London.
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Shown here: Installation views of @DaphneWright_Art's work, courtesy of Frith Street Gallery.
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Gallery exhibition spotlight: @GalerieObadia presents ‘The Village,’ Luc Delahaye’s fourth solo exhibition in Paris.
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The photographer created this new body of work during a long-term residency in a Senegalese village, located near the river after which the country was named, documenting intimate moments of day-to-day life.
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Shown here: Luc Delahaye, ‘Le Champs’ (2019). Courtesy of Galerie Nathalie Obadia.
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Stepping into a world of color.
@GaleriaNaraRoesler in São Paulo presents ‘Virá,’ a solo exhibition dedicated to the work of Brazilian artist Bruno Dunley. Including the his most recent paintings and works on paper, the show kicks off the gallery's new 2020 program, opening on September 30 by appointment only.
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Shown here: Bruno Dunley's ‘Virá’ (2020) and installation views. Courtesy of Galeria Nara Roesler.
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High-touch art 💅
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@Gina_Beavers has a uniquely tactile approach to painting. Highly sculptural surfaces of acrylic paint jut out of the canvas surface, creating a disorienting trompe-l'oeil effect. The artist sources her imagery and titles from niche online communities, and the title of her current solo show at @MarianneBoeskyGallery, ‘World War Me,’ is a cheeky reference to an online meme.
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Discover the show at the gallery's New York location now through October 17 – visit the site to book your appointment.
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Shown here: , ‘Nails Nails’ (2020), courtesy of Marianne Boesky Gallery.
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The Pérez Art Museum Miami (@pamm) is a Miami institution, and has been a witness to the transformation of its city's art scene.
We recently spoke to current director Franklin Sirmans (@mfsirmans) about the role Art Basel Miami Beach has played in changing the cultural landscape of Miami – and beyond.
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Click through the link in our bio or our Stories to learn more.
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Shown here: Installation view of ‘Teresita Fernandez: Elemental’ at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, 2019–2020. Photo by Oriol Tarridas.
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Oct 09 2020 GMT13:46
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Experience Miami Art Week from anywhere.
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This December, ‘OVR: Miami Beach’ will feature five sectors of the galleries accepted to the 2020 edition of our Miami Beach show. Accompanied by a program of digital events, talks, and gallery walk-throughs, our digital presentation will amplify the cultural offerings of museums, foundations, non-profits, and galleries whose activities will comprise Miami Art Week 2020.
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Find out more by visiting artbasel.com or clicking through the link in our profile.
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Artwork: Initial rendering for Ugo Rondinone, ‘Miami Mountain’ (2016), permanently installed at @TheBassMoA in Miami Beach.
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Oct 01 2020 GMT19:08
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The Pérez Art Museum Miami (@pamm) is a Miami institution, and has been a witness to the transformation of its city's art scene.
We recently spoke to current director Franklin Sirmans (@mfsirmans) about the role Art Basel Miami Beach has played in changing the cultural landscape of Miami – and beyond.
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Click through the link in our bio or our Stories to learn more.
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Shown here: Installation view of ‘Teresita Fernandez: Elemental’ at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, 2019–2020. Photo by Oriol Tarridas.
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Oct 12 2020 GMT14:59
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A treacherous vessel.
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@ChiharuShiota’s solo show ‘Navigating the Unknown’ at @KoenigGalerie London literalizes a metaphor to create a powerful, dark new installation
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Skeletal boats are suspended in space, connected by a tangle of dark ropes. The artist explains: The boats float within the space, like a body floating in water. ‘Each line is like an emotion,’ the artist explains.
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To explore the work in person, you'll need book a ticket via the König Galerie website.
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Shown here: Chiharu Shiota, ‘Two Boats, One Direction’ (2019). Exhibition view: Chiharu Shiota, ‘Lifelines,’ Centro Cultural Banco do Brazil, São Paulo, Brazil. Photo by Ding Musa.
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Oct 09 2020 GMT13:46
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Experience Miami Art Week from anywhere.
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This December, ‘OVR: Miami Beach’ will feature five sectors of the galleries accepted to the 2020 edition of our Miami Beach show. Accompanied by a program of digital events, talks, and gallery walk-throughs, our digital presentation will amplify the cultural offerings of museums, foundations, non-profits, and galleries whose activities will comprise Miami Art Week 2020.
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Find out more by visiting artbasel.com or clicking through the link in our profile.
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Artwork: Initial rendering for Ugo Rondinone, ‘Miami Mountain’ (2016), permanently installed at @TheBassMoA in Miami Beach.
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Oct 10 2020 GMT13:33
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A moment, courtesy of Roe Etheridge 🧶
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Shown here: Roe Ethridge, ‘Cat with Yarn Ball’ (2017), presented by @AndrewKreps gallery for Art Basel Hong Kong 2019.
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Oct 01 2020 GMT19:08
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The Pérez Art Museum Miami (@pamm) is a Miami institution, and has been a witness to the transformation of its city's art scene.
We recently spoke to current director Franklin Sirmans (@mfsirmans) about the role Art Basel Miami Beach has played in changing the cultural landscape of Miami – and beyond.
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Click through the link in our bio or our Stories to learn more.
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Shown here: Installation view of ‘Teresita Fernandez: Elemental’ at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, 2019–2020. Photo by Oriol Tarridas.
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analysis
This post got 31% more likes
compared to @artbasel's average. It uses 40% more hashtags
and its caption is 1% shorter