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Damian Ortega

Damian Ortega

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    Carlos Martiel

    Carlos Martiel

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    Humberto Junca

    Humberto Junca

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      Ryan Gander: When Fictions and Realities Collide in a Leap of Faith

      Ryan Gander: When Fictions and Realities Collide in a Leap of Faith

      London-based conceptual artist Ryan Gander masters the art of storytelling through an immensely complex, yet subtly coherent body of work. In the short time since Gander graduated from Manchester [...]

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        Pierre Huyghe: Archeology of an Exhibition Space

        Pierre Huyghe: Archeology of an Exhibition Space

        Pierre Huyghe is one of the best young artists on the contemporary international art stage. This fame is tied specifically to the installations, films, collective projects and performances, which [...]

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          Nasan Tur: The Multitudinous Specter of Capitalism

          Nasan Tur: The Multitudinous Specter of Capitalism

          Born in Germany (1974), and graduating from the Academy of Arts and Design Offenbach, Germany (2003), Nasan Tur’s work reflects the social conditions in which it is produced, often exploring [...]

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            Tomás Saraceno: Nature as an Endless Source of Inspiration

            Tomás Saraceno: Nature as an Endless Source of Inspiration

            Informed by the worlds of art, architecture, natural sciences and engineering, Tomas Saraceno’s floating sculptures and interactive installations propose new, sustainable ways of inhabiting [...]

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              Roman Ondák: Art’s Environmental Apocalypse

              Roman Ondák: Art’s Environmental Apocalypse

              As one of the most significant artist to emerge on the last decade, Roman Ondák’s artistic attitude is unusual. One reason for this lies in his artistic interventions that recursively impact the [...]

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