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Jean-Marie Appriou

In the Studio Jean-Marie Appriou, Paris

Through his process-driven practice, he explores themes of mythology, subconscious realms, and universal narratives. In his sculptures, the artist blends classic influences with contemporary narratives, bridging his respect for ancient artistic traditions with a fascination for science fiction and different states of perception.

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Christian Rothwangl

In the Studio Christian Rothwangl, Vienna

‘The brush must also think for itself.’, comments Christian Rothwangl on his work. However it is the artist himself who does most of the thinking.

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Göksu Kunak

In the Studio Göksu Kunak, Berlin

Driven by a desire to “say something politically,” Kunak’s performances—staged in galleries, theaters, and outdoor spaces—are deeply informed by their Muslim upbringing, as well as the history and politics of Turkey.

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Pierre Nabhan

Collector Stories Pierre Nabhan, Paris

Pierre Nabhan is the co-founder of the branding and word design agency JoosNabhan, he is also Lecturer at the University of SciencesPo Paris, and a published writer. Pierre has been collecting art for the past twenty years. We talk about not chasing after every new art world trend, how to decide what to buy and live with it happily, and about falling in and out of love (and in again) with particular works in his collection.

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Beyond mere chronology and style histories, the exhibition The World of Tomorrow Will Have Been Another Present at traces narratives in the mumok collection of classical modernism that resonate to the present day. The departure point is a form of speculation firmly anchored in temporality—a temporality with circular tendencies.

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With its seventh edition, Art Düsseldorf consolidates its position as a dynamic art fair in the German-speaking world. This year's edition presents 108 galleries, including - in addition to 75 galleries that have been regularly represented for several years - 33 first-time participants, ensuring a diverse program. 

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Art Brussels returns for its 41st edition from 24 to 27 April 2025, bringing together 165 galleries from 35 countries in five curated sections - Prime, Solo, '68 Forward, Discovery and Invited. In addition to showcasing more than 800 artists, the fair introduces a curated and compelling selection of artistic projects that expands its programme and brings all forms of contemporary art into focus. 

Nordic Notes

Tove Storch

Tove Storch, Copenhagen
A clash between the delicate and the brutal, the vulnerable and the unrestrainable. Danish artist Tove Storch employs unconventional materials, such as body soap, to test the boundaries of sculpture while simultaneously challenging gender stereotypes.
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Editions

Clemens Wolf

Clemens Wolf
»Expanded Metal Pigment Paintings«

Yorgos Stamkopoulos

Yorgos Stamkopoulos
»Untitled«

Andreas Duscha

Andreas Duscha
»For my mother«

Exhibitions

Esther Stocker I Clemens Wolf

Esther Stocker I Clemens Wolf
22 January – 15 March 2025

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