In an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum until August 21st, 2011, renown artist Lorna Simpson reexamines her questions about identity through history and Afro-American photographs. A dialogue with herself and with the spectator.

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Born in 1983 in Moscow. As his mother was a painter and his father was a dress designer, in his childhood Oleg Dou used to gather with the artists and to spend a lot of time reading is father’s fashion magazines. At the age of 13, his parents offered him his first computer set up with a...

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Conceived by the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the exhibition PhotoSculpture in Zurich’s Kunsthaus will run from February 25 to May 15, 2011. Imagined by MOMA curator Roxana Marcoci, the exhibition, featuring more than 300 current and historical pictures gathered fro...

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Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art in New York is introducing a new online exhibition of work by Mikael Kennedy, viewable online. Hunt Them Out features twenty unique, never-before-seen Polaroid photographs. This online exhibition is being introduced in conjunction with a signe...

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Under the title “Haute Culture: General Idea” the Modern Art Museum of Paris (Musée d’Art Moderne de la ville de Paris/ARC) presents the first world retrospective of the Canadian collective General Idea that shook up and irradiated the art world from 1969 to ...

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Galerie Daniel Templon exposed at Impasse Beaubourg the new series House from photographer James Casebere, on show for the first time in Europe. Born in 1953, James Casebere lives and works in New York. Recent projects have included taking part in The Pictures Generation e...

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