The 7 Best Exhibitions in the EU
From Nathalie Du Pasquier in Rome to Susan Philipsz in Berlin, these are the best shows in the Schengen
With most European countries still in lockdown, the view from our own windows can be the closest we get to interacting with the outside world these days. Yet, while many museums and galleries remain closed, a wealth of digital programming – complemented by some creative installation solutions – mean we can still continue to enjoy that window onto another world, which art has always provided. Here is a round-up of some of Europe’s best shows.
‘CC: World’
Germany
New-york
United-states
Milan
Lombardia
Italy
Hofgarten
Bayern
Paris
France-general
France
Rome
Khamissy’s works document unresolved personal histories
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Marwa Arsanios on Dalia Khamissy’s Photographs of the Absent’
is part of a series of articles in which we asked nine artists to chose a colleague whose work has been on their mind.
Over the years, the Beirut-based photographer Dalia Khamissy has stored a vast number of images on the same 4TB hard drive. When I asked her recently about the website she plans to create with them, she told me: ‘I have a problem going through and making a selection.’ It’s understandable: these pictures carry the weight of unresolved histories, bearing witness to layered conflicts played out across time. From the disappeared of the Lebanese Civil War (1975–90) to those displaced more recently, these are documents of absence: a photograph of a photograph of a lost person, their clothes, their bed; a mother grieving her missing daughter. Khamissy’s photographs do not attempt to fill that void, yet her images show that ab
Lebanon
Beirut
Beyrouth
Saudi-arabia
Lebanese
Zahra-abbas
Dalia-khamissy
Marwa-arsanios
Lebanese-civil-war
Lebanese-zahra-abbas
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