MACRO opens the first major solo show by Nathalie Du Pasquier in an Italian museum
Nathalie Du Pasquier, Campo di Marte. Exhibition view. Painted wood, oil on canvas. SOLO/MULTI, Museum for Preventive Imagination, MACRO 2021. Courtesy the artist. Photo: Agnese Bedini and Melania Dalle Grave of DSL Studio.
ROME
.- In the SOLO/MULTI feature, the column of Museum for Preventive Imagination, dedicated to exploring new approaches to the exhibition as a medium, MACRO presents the first major solo show by Nathalie Du Pasquier in an Italian museum. The French artist and designer has approached this show as a Gesamtkunstwerka silent symphony as the artist sayscomprised of a body of more than a hundred works produced from the 1980s to the present.
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.
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Top 10 Shows in the EU of 2020
From the premiere of Aby Warburg’s
Mnemosyne Atlas in Berlin to Corita Kent’s political prints in Innsbruck
If there’s anything positive to say about 2020, then it’s that we were given the chance to rethink the status quo. We were asked to re-evaluate our priorities, to listen to those in need and to expand our knowledge in areas where we previously had blind spots. In many ways, 2020 has been a series of lessons in unlearning ignorance – something that art can contribute to as well, I believe. Here are a few highlights from some of the remarkable exhibitions that were on view in this unprecedented year: