I thought it was a good idea to write a short summary of my weekly art visits, and to show you my highlights through some pictures or videos. To do so every Monday I will share with you my peaks and lows of the previous week. This week on the digest you will mostly see pics…
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“Losing the Compass” is a group exhibition curated by Scott Cameron Weaver and Mathieu Paris showing until January 9 at the White Cube Gallery Mason’s Yard location. If you follow me on Instagram you already know that I’m slightly obsessed with the use of textiles in contemporary art, so no need to mention how excited I was when…
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Friday I visited the Frieze London for the first time, and it was a “complete” success. I was literally like a kid in a candy store, running from a booth to another, chatting with my fellows art lovers, sharing knowledge, taking a mad amount of pictures, meditating for 15 minutes in front of an Anish Kapoor…
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The “Shorts” are part of a new series of spontaneous posts mixing brief writing, pictures, and unedited videos that I will share every time I go visit an exhibition or an artist studio. Hope that you will enjoy this little “raw” project. Jimmie Durham‘s exhibition ” Various items and Complaints” at the Serpentine Gallery is without…
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The “Shorts” are part of a new series of spontaneous posts mixing brief writing, pictures, and unedited videos that I will share every time I go visit an exhibition or an artist studio. Hope that you will enjoy this little “raw” project. On Tuesday I went to visit the Tate Modern‘s permanent collections . The building…
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I forgot how exhausting it was to move country. Not only from a logistic point of view, but also from how it drains you emotionally. Excitement mixed with nostalgia is my daily state of mind since I moved to London about 10 days ago, this city is so alive, bold, adventurous, scary and filled with…
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I don’t know about you but unlike most people I love Mondays. They are perfect for reminiscing about the weekend, and to plan your upcoming week with a refreshed mind. I spent Saturday and Sunday strolling in good company (we didn’t even mind the rain) around the city for the Brussels Art Days. This big event…
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I’m so happy and excited to be back in Brussels after nine long months without seeing the “plat pays”. The timing could not be more perfect as the new art season is kicking with a HUGE exhibition programme filled with oh so promising art shows and events. I hesitated before making this little Agenda for…
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It’s been a month I didn’t post any new content on the blog. I “unplugged” myself and it felt strangely good even though every time I was discovering something new I couldn’t help it to format a potential article in my head. I’m leaving Tel Aviv in less than a week, so it was very important…
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July is almost over, and I must say that I’m pretty impressed by the quality of the exhibitions this summer. Don’t you have that feeling sometimes that some galleries are just throwing together some pieces of their collection to “create” an exhibition over the summer without any curatorial considerations? But like I said so far so…
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The Museum of Bat Yam a.k.a. the MoBY has a beautiful and quiet iconic venue (a perfect mix of brutalism and modernism architecture), something you will almost not expect from a small town museum. Today I’m meeting Elad Rosen, the curator of MoBY’s newest exhibition “Mini Golf Bat Yam“. Rosen, who is also an artist,…
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Last Friday I finally had the chance to go see some exhibitions after a forced break (that felt like forever). I recommend the group show “Shibboleth” that is currently in view at the Dvir Gallery, and will be on during the whole summer. They present few really strong pieces by artists such as Simon Fujiwara, Dor Guez or Mircea Cantor.…
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