e-flux
Founded by a group of artists in 1999, e-flux has grown into a vital online platform at e-flux.com, engaging with various discussions in art, architecture, film, and theory. It serves as a bridge connecting leading art institutions with audiences worldwide. e-flux provides up-to-date announcements featuring essential press releases about significant art exhibitions that cater to a global audience. Its extensive online archive, which dates back 20 years, is a valuable resource for understanding contemporary art exhibitions, curatorial ideas, and artistic concepts. In addition to its online presence, e-flux also creates and showcases original art projects, symposia, and exhibitions that have been featured at prestigious events like Documenta and the Venice Biennale, as well as in art venues across the globe. Its own location in New York frequently hosts public lectures and produces a regular podcast series, contributing to the ongoing dialogue in the art community.
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Loop Lab Busan is a new encounter dedicated to artists’ video and media art, taking place in South Korea from April 23 to 26, 2025.
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Tulane Prize for Climate Change Curriculum in the Built Environment
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2 months ago |
e-flux.com | Skye Arundhati Thomas
Get Mousse #91 or subscribe Join our newsletter Dear readers, The abuse of power comes as no surprise. Nor does its performance. Amelia Jones asks: “What can deploying the term “performativity” do for us today?” Survey: Lovett/Codagnone Do Not Become Enamored of Power “Lovett/Codagnone drove a 1975 red Corvette onto a sidewalk of Broadway. A soundtrack of love songs played loudly in the car so that it could be heard from outside.
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The Ukrainian Museum New York is pleased to announce the inaugural solo exhibition of Vladimir Tatlin’s work in North America, entitled Tatlin: Kyiv.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
e-flux.com | Denise Johnson
Center for Art, Design, and Visual Culture at UMBC (CADVC) proudly announces its spring 2025 programs. A research center, art gallery, publisher, and teaching and learning space in an R1 public university setting, CADVC hosts a research-based artist residency program, a new large-scale public video art projection gallery, UMBC student and faculty exhibitions, and rigorous interdisciplinary public programs.
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