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The Finnish artist Eija-Liisa Ahtila (°1959) is occupying M with seven film installations. A tour of her very first Belgian solo exhibition will reveal the evolution in her work. While in the past, she explored people’s inner lives, her more recent work is about worldviews, such as the possibility to feel empathy. Museum M, Leuven, Belgium, 18.05 - 16.09.2018 
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After collaborating on the starry window that presides over the Museum at Eldridge Street, Kiki Smith returns with a site-specific installation of sculptural work.
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The artist's collages feature portraits of women cut from advertisements, their tresses painted and collaged into pools of color that spread onto the page like oil spills.
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"A la mi-avril, on dévoilait les noms des 4 finalistes du Belgian Art Prize 2019. Un jury avait sélectionné des artistes belges ou vivant en Belgique déjà bien reconnus et à mi-carrière:..."
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Tarsila unearthed her roots to understand them better, and showed them off to the world. No Brazilian artist before her had probed the country's past in such a personal way. Tarsila: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil continues at the Museum of Modern Art, NYC through June 3. https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/3871
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Inspired by the 1972 landmark project “Womanhouse,” “Women House” challenges conventional ideas about gender and the domestic space.
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"VIENNA.- For more than four decades, Elaine Reichek has been working on a critical and feminist reading of historical texts and images. The analytical engagement with narratives from myth and literature and the reflection on their social function as a medium of cultural cohesion run through the artist’s oeuvre like the thread that Ariadne gave to Theseus so that he would find his way out of the Minotaur’s labyrinth. In her first solo exhibition in Austria, the New York-based artist presents works from the past eleven years that explore the figures of the “Minoan girls” and the stories of lust, seduction, cruelty, and betrayal associated with them: Europa, Pasiphaë, Phaedra, and Ariadne."
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“I don’t know anybody else in the art world who has the capability of pushing scientific research in this way,” Leeson observes of her own work.
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One Sings, the Other Doesn't, Varda's precious and poignant feminist musical from 1977 has been restored.
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"The nominees for the 2019 BelgianArtPrize have collectively withdrawn from the running following criticism of the selection. The five shortlisted artists say the public was too quick to dismiss them as “straight, middle-aged, white, cosmopolitan males.”"
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"The Fondation Chantal Akerman has made its new website publicly available. It's still a work in progress that's being developed in collaboration with CINEMATEK, but it will, over time, become an archive of everything concerning the filmmaker, including where to find and how to be able to exhibit, screen, read or publish all Chantal Akerman’s works, being they films, books or installations." https://www.chantalakerman.foundation/
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This exhibition explores the relationship between Chinese-American artist Hung Liu’s multi-layered paintings and her works on paper.
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"Virginia Woolf, pioneer of modernist fiction and all-around icon, is the raison d’être for a new exhibition at Tate St Ives. Her writings provide the connective tissue — whether “tangible, anecdotal, geographic or imagined,” said Laura Smith, Exhibitions and Displays Curator — among a selection of international feminist artists." Virginia Woolf: An Exhibition Inspired by her Writings at Tate St Ives is on view February 10 to April 29, 2018. http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-st-ives/exhibition/virginia-woolf
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