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1 week ago | 
ocula.com | Stephanie Bailey |Maria Lind |Sofia Hallström |Elaine YJ Zheng
Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine three years ago, global attention has increasingly focused on Eastern Europe—a diverse region with a shifting identity, which borders on Russia and is now home to large communities of displaced Ukrainians. Poland in particular, a country that shares its border with seven countries, including Russia and Ukraine, looks set to play a major role in Europe's future, both in terms of its increasing militarisation and its role in international diplomacy.
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2 weeks ago | 
timeout.com | Sofia Hallström |Tate Modern
Photo: Jessica MaurerArtTate Modern, Bankside1 May26 Oct 2025Monday 7 April 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppBuy ticketAdvertisingTime Out saysCelebrated Korean-born, London-based artist Do Ho Suh will be the subject of a new Tate Modern exhibition opening in April. His work explores themes of globalisation and belonging, establishing him as a key figure in contemporary conversations on space and identity.
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2 weeks ago | 
artsy.net | Sofia Hallström
Collaboration is the theme of miart 2025. Taking place from April 4th through 6th, with the VIP preview held on April 3rd at the Allianz MiCo, the fair is now in its 29th edition and brings together 179 galleries from 31 countries and five continents. This year’s fair also comes at a time when the city is looking to make a fresh impact on the international art scene, placing a renewed focus on reestablishing itself as a global city for contemporary art and design.
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3 weeks ago | 
timeout.com | Sofia Hallström
Photograph: Ed Atkins, Hisser, 2015.
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1 month ago | 
artsy.net | Sofia Hallström
“I feel I achieved everything I wanted with TJ Boulting, and that’s why it’s time to move on.” Hannah Watson told Artsy. The beloved Fitzrovia gallery she had helmed for 13 years has closed. The gallery was known for platforming emerging artists, particularly lens-based women artists. It was a tastemaker in London’s contemporary art scene, securing museum acquisitions and participating in art fairs across the globe.
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1 month ago | 
wallpaper.com | Sofia Hallström
Newspaper cut-outs, collaged works on paper, and oil paintings on unprimed canvases come together in bold interpretations of female form, animals, dreamscapes, and interspecies figures that define the work of Polish artist Teresa Pągowska (1926-2007) . ‘Shadow Self’ in Thaddaeus Ropac’s 18th-century townhouse gallery in London, presents the first UK solo exhibition of Pągowska’s work.
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1 month ago | 
anothermag.com | Sofia Hallström |TextSofia Hallstrom
The acclaimed artist talks about My Mother and Eye, a new series of collaged photographs that reframe the often complex phenomenon of the mother-daughter relationship “At 18, I never saw my mother as anything but my mother. I didn’t think of her as a young woman with her own history, her own struggles,” artist Carmen Winant says. “I hadn’t even realised she took a road trip at my age.
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1 month ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Sofia Hallström
15 Images
Few photographers have held up a mirror to British society with as much wit, sharpness, and unflinching honesty as Martin Parr. Born in 1952, Parr has been obsessed with taking photographs since he was young boy. “I think that’s one of the things I learned about Martin: there’s no off button with him,” says Lee Shulman, visual artist, founder of The Anonymous Project and director of I Am Martin Parr, explains, speaking ahead of the film’s release.
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2 months ago | 
emergentmag.com | Sofia Hallström
A swirling deluge of greens, purples, and muddy yellow ochres, layered with found images from the internet that unfold within confined enclosures, define the distinctive paintings of Swiss artist Louisa Gagliardi. Some paintings resemble waiting rooms with figures static and expectant, while other paintings open up, their doors left ajar, inviting the viewer to step inside.
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2 months ago | 
frieze.com | Sofia Hallström
‘Whatever I am now is the result of past life experiences,’ the artist and former fashion designer Helmut Lang told me recently. We were discussing his forthcoming exhibition of sculptures, his development as an artist and his ongoing fascination with diametric opposites: muscle and sinew, tension and release, strength and fragility, construction and decay.
