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“I don’t really completely give up control, I just make sure that things get the chance to appear and disappear differently. Everything is connected, but according to a fuzzy logic.” —Philippe Parreno

For the last several editions of the Venice Biennale, the exhibitions at L’Espace Louis Vuitton Venice (opened in 2013) has been a highlight of the official Collateral Events. This year is certainly no exception as French conceptual master Philippe Parreno (b. 1954, Algeria; lives and works in Paris) takes over the space for the exhibition Elsewhen, from May 11 through November 24, 2019. In classic Parreno fashion, the exhibition builds off of his Turbine Hall commission at the Tate in 2017, Anywhen, creating a space where a series of seemingly unconnected actions are set up to ensure the exhibition evolves from beginning to end. In 2018, Parreno was featured in a solo exhibition Looking back on a Future Exhibition at Berlin’s Gropius Bau. Berlin Art Link toured the exhibition and spoke with the artist.

Museums

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MUSEUMS: Sarah Oppenheimer: Sensitive Machine

5:24

MUSEUMS: For Walter J. Hood, Architecture Means Power

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MUSEUMS: Fabric Workshop and Museum Explores Clay and Fabric

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MUSEUMS: Julie Mehretu Behind-the-Scenes With Checkerboard Films

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MUSEUMS: Alice Neel Paints Life “Hot off the Griddle”

Galleries

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GALLERIES: Alec Soth Takes the Measure of Photography

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GALLERIES: Pablo Picasso: Seven Decades of Drawing

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GALLERIES: For Landon Metz, Failure is an Option

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GALLERIES: Jacob El Hanani Is a Line-Maker

1:09:20

LONGFORM: Sheila Hicks Reflects From Home in Paris

Studios

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VAULT: Philip Guston Biopic Trailer (1981)

3:32

STUDIOS: Joep van Lieshout on Going Beyond Beautiful Design

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STUDIOS: Peter Beard: “Nature is the best thing we’ve got”

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STUDIOS: Ursula von Rydingsvard’s Material Instinct (2000)

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STUDIOS: Billy Childish Gets Out of the Way of the Picture

Community

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PODCAST: ‘Barbara London Calling’ Launches Season 2

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LONGFORM: Hughie O’Donoghue in Conversation with Charles Saumarez Smith

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COMMUNITY: William Eric Brown Applies New Processes to Old

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PODCAST: Heidi Zuckerman in Conversation with Adam Pendleton

22:57

LONGFORM: ‘To Cast Too Bold a Shadow’ Exhibition Walkthrough

Market

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MARKET: For Kimsooja, Immaterial Art Achieves Memory

15:35

MARKET: How Christie’s and Sotheby’s Dominate the Art Market

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MARKET: Ghada Amer on Being a Woman Artist

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MARKET: Catherine Petitgas is an Enabler

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MARKET: Kunsthalle Basel Is of Its Time