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frieze.com | Sofia Hallström
Aged just 27, Danish-born artist Eva Helene Pade has already developed an assured painterly language that feels distinctly her own. Her debut institutional solo show, ‘Forårsofret’ (The Rite of Spring)at ARKEN Museum of Modern Art in Ishøj, does not arrive quietly.
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2 weeks ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Sofia Hallström
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Step outside in any city, and you’ll likely see graffiti everywhere. Often reflecting political tensions, cultural shifts and personal stories, it was born from a need to claim space, protest and be heard. Originating in 60s New York, young artists from marginalised communities turned to scrawling on subway stations and trains, demanding to be seen in a city that tried to erase them.
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timeout.com | Sofia Hallström
Lubaina Himid, Venetian Maps: Shoemakers, 1997. Acrylic on canvas.
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2 weeks ago | 
timeout.com | Sofia Hallström
Photograph: Graham Carlow The 10th anniversary of the annual photo fair, returning to the Strand with a special edition celebrating London and its photography traditions Art, Photography Somerset House, Aldwych 15 May18 May 2025 Thursday 24 April 2025 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp Advertising Time Out says From British photography icon David Bailey to Antony Cairns, Jamie Hawkesworth and Joy Gregory – as well as emerging photography talents such as Keiran Perry, Vladimir Khorev...
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1 month ago | 
anothermag.com | Sofia Hallström |TextSofia Hallstrom
Drawing from found images, film stills, religious iconography and personal photographs, Marcus Leotaud’s new paintings focus on the twilight hour as a metaphor for the in-between “I’m interested in the missing parts … in the gaps and in those moments where we fail to see each other clearly,” says artist Marcus Leotaud.
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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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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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1 month 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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1 month 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.
