photos: Marco Cappelletti Studio © Palazzo Grassi, Pinault Collection . + Pinault Collection
Tatiana Trouvé has covered part of the ornate marble floor of Palazzo Grassi with a new sculpture which combines elements commonly found on the roads of modern cities in an asphalt ground, to create a kind of cosmological chart. Continue reading Tatiana Trouvé
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With over 1.4 billion inhabitants, India is the most populous country in the world, but female skateboarders can be counted on one hand in this nation where gender discrimination prevails. The Italian photographer documents how, despite prejudice and threats, some women challenge patriarchy by using skateboarding as a tool of resistance. Continue reading Chantal Pinzi
This upheaval of perception is not merely aesthetic. In an era marked by excess, Pitarch’s interventions favor prolonged intimate encounters despite their universal resonance. And through careful physical interventions focused on precise points of equilibrium, these commonplace items are reconfigured into embodiments of suspension. Continue reading Jaime Pitarch
photos: © Philipp Hänger / Kunsthalle Basel . + Kunsthalle Basel
Marie Matusz’s (* 1994) practice spans sculptural installations, sound, writing, and film, exploring the intricate relationships between materiality, memory, and narrative. Drawing from philosophical, sociological, and linguistic theories, her works evoke a cinematic sensibility—merging stillness and motion to create reflective spaces where past and future converge. Continue reading Marie Matusz
Born in New York City, Frankenthaler studied studio art with Paul Feeley at Bennington College, in Vermont, before returning to Manhattan, where she gravitated to abstract art. Continue reading Helen Frankenthaler
