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Shared Frequencies: Art Through Generational Echoes

At What Year Are You? / Hányas Vagy?, currently on view at MODEM in Debrecen, the museum’s newly acquired status meets a curatorial challenge that few institutions dare to tackle: organizing a permanent collection not by movement or medium, but by birth year.

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Still Lives of a Disoriented World

In a time when labor’s meaning grows ever more ambiguous, What Work Is, Șerban Savu’s 2024 exhibition for the Romanian Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia, speaks in the subdued tones of inertia.

Shadows of the Self: Ghenie Revisits Schiele

The exhibition Adrian Ghenie: Shadow Paintings at the ALBERTINA Museum presents a compelling dialogue between contemporary artistic practice and early 20th-century modernism. Curated with precision and conceptual clarity, the show explores the psychological and aesthetic terrain shared by Adrian Ghenie and Egon Schiele through a series of charcoal studies and final paintings that reimagine Schiele’s lost works.

Rebels, Crowns, and the Pulse of a City

Jean-Michel Basquiat's work continues to electrify the art world more than three decades after his death, and this comprehensive exhibition at The Brant Foundation Art Study Center in New York City offers a powerful reexamination of his revolutionary visual language.

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