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Les Abattoirs, Toulouse. An art cathedral in Occitanie once referred to as a slaughterhouse
Former slaughterhouse of the city the building exemplifies the industrial architecture of the 19th-century
Spazio Martín, Milan. An atelier-exhibition space in touch with Casoretto’s community
Finding a location with a street-facing window was a condition set, looking to grant them visibility and devise collaborations with artists and practitioners
P420, Bologna. Unknown artists from the Sixties and Seventies are introspected
Unknown artist from the Sixties and Seventies are introspected before being displayed at the gallery of P420, Bologna
Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow. In conversation with Katya Inozemtseva
«Garage’s unit of measure is humanity». From the ruins of the former ‘Seasons of the year’ restaurant, the private museum in Gorky Park is a reference for the cultural status of the city
Berlinische Galerie, Berlin. A glass warehouse turned museum in Kreuzburg
Founded in 1975, – Forty-five years of supporting, displaying, and preserving Berlin-made art – Berlinische Galerie. In conversation with Curator and Director, Dr. Thomas Köhler
Mostyn Gallery, North Wales. Being at the periphery of the art market is a blessing
Llandudno, a seaside town on the Northern Wales coastline, Lady Augusta Mostyn, gave the first donation – in 2010, the gallery reopened its doors after a £5 million refurbishment
Neue Galerie, New York. A window on German and Austrian Art Nouveau
In conversation with director Renée Price on the promotion and preservation of a foreign culture in the United States through art and crafts
Palazzi dell’Arte PART, Rimini. Newfound contemporary on the Adriatic seaside
A revived space encouraging a dialogue between the contemporary and the medieval, from the growing art collection to the hosting exhibition spaces
Lee Krasner: Living Color on view at Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
On view at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao until January 10, 2021, is Lee Krasner: Living Color, a solo retrospective of the American pioneer of Abstract Expressionism. Introduced to the press via a virtual tour on YouTube
Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet, Switzerland. The architecture of time
A spiral-shaped glass pavillion in Le Brassus hosts a collection of timepieces spanning over two centuries of watchmaking history
The Ravestijn Gallery, Amsterdam. Inquisitiveness and provocation in contemporary photography
A space between old and new Amsterdam, showcasing the new perspectives of visual arts and allowing artists to ripen
Galerie Patrick Seguin, Paris. The champion of mid-20th century French design
In conversation with gallerist Patrick Seguin, who in 1989, founded his Jean-Nouvel-designed gallery — 300 square meters of Jean Prouvé, Pierre Jeanneret, Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand, and Jean Royère
NERO Design Gallery, Arezzo. An archive for the sensorial experience of design
A conceptual space to illustrate a journey through the language of shape and matter; a way to discover and to advance, on the edge between the past, present, and possible futures
Craft Contemporary, Los Angeles. Craft as a conveyor of progress
Aiming to bridge the gap between folk and modern, Craft Contemporary symbolizes the dynamism of craft. «We wanted to communicate to the public that craft can be a conveyor of progress»
OGR, Turin. The third life of a Piedmontese locomotive factory
A curated program of exhibitions and events has turned the archaeological complex of Italian industry that is OGR Turin into a reference hub for culture and technological research
La Fondazione, Rome. A 700-square-meter hall for sharing and dialogue
«The exhibitions are not isolated episodes but chapters of a single story we hope will lead to unprecedented perspectives». In conversation with La Fondazione Curator Pier Paolo Pancotto
Museo Villoresi, Florence. A multisensory journey into the world of perfumes
Catherine de Medici and her personal perfumer, Renato Bianco, brought the tradition of using aromatic blends to the French court in the early Renaissance
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Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao. Olafur Eliasson: In Real Life
Whether or not he belongs in a museum, it’s due time Olafur Eliasson made it to Bilbao, one would say. If only his stay could be as permanent as his fellow stars
MAST Foundation, Bologna. Walead Beshty: Industrial Portraits
Walead Beshty’s monographic exhibition ‘Industrial Portraits’ represents people in their function and professional role in the art world
The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh. Art for art’s sake
In a bid to restore luster to the worn and vandalized steps, in 2010 The Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh commissioned British artist Martin Creed, winner of the 2001 Turner Prize, with its restoration
White Cube Bermondsey, London. Tracey Emin: A Fortnight of Tears
At the White Cube in London, the largest of the bronze statues is 9 meters tall. The Mother is a series dedicated to Emin’s mom
Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Venice. DYSFUNCTIONAL and the paradoxes of functional art
Error leads to perfection; the quality of an artisan piece is based on experience, on case analysis, on manual skills handed down without theory, through hands-on learning
Fondazione Pistoletto, Biella. A reflection of love, respect and prison
How much do we owe our fathers? The easy answer is ‘everything’. Exhibiting it well is a matter of art. Michelangelo Pistoletto on display in Biella
Museo Poldi Pezzoli, Milan. Watches, pendulum wall clocks, automata
Collecting stories. Behind the clock mechanisms, two stories are linked to Milan: the education of Gian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli and the commitment of the Pisa family
