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Julie Béna and Mark Ther blend exhibition and performance at Prague Art Week
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In Conversation with Mira Schor
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Monika Sosnowska at South London Gallery
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A Magician, a Pianist and a Man in the Crowd. Julie Béna and Mark Ther blend exhibition and performance at Prague Art Week
Once a year, Prague seems to turn itself inside out. For four days in late September, Prague Art Week draws visitors to the city — from the grand halls of the National Gallery and Kunsthalle Praha to private collections, artists’ studios and rooms that rarely open their doors.
“A well-known critic once said, ‘You really can't be both a painter and a writer.’ Well, I can.” In Conversation with Mira Schor
Like an open wound, ruddy-crimson paint leaks out of its thick impasto surface, carving out the word "flesh". Pulsing with energy, colour springs from the ash black, like a volcanic eruption. It breaches the borders of the canvas, refusing to stay within the tight pictorial frame.
Architecture In States of Collapse. Monika Sosnowska at South London Gallery
Monika Sosnowska is a Polish artist whose sculptural practice explores architecture, urban transformation and the impact of space on how people live and feel.
