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DIFY Diaspora, in memory of Dave Hickey is a tribute to one of the art world’s more high regarded and widely read art critics; who passed late 2021.
Dave Hickey has supported David RYAN since he was his university student. He wanted him to one day create a painting in the classic format, which he did in his tribute.

The Micro Mondes show at Musée du quai Branly opened last night in Paris with the work of Joseph NECHVATAL the Viral Venture a-life virus-modeled animation ~ it will be there from June 8th to September 11th at quai Branly.

StrokeRollFoldSheetSlabGlitch is the first survey of works by Los Angeles-based artist Linda BESEMER. This exhibition emphasizes BESEMER’s ongoing commitment to exploring alterity through conscious “othering” of abstraction […]. Featuring twenty-three works produced between 1993–2021, the exhibition showcases key moments in BESEMER’s career, taking visitors on a journey through the evolution of their practice, starting with early traditional gestural abstraction, exploring their “detachables” works, and culminating with their most recent glitch series.

At Galerie Richard Jeff ELROD had a solo exhibition in 2011; Dan HAYS has been represented by GR since 2022 and will have a first solo exhibition in March 2022; Philippe HURTEAU has been represented by GR since 2022 and will have a solo exhibition at GR in November 2022;
Rémy HYSBERGUE has been represented by GR since 2021 and is now exhibiting;
Joseph NECHVATAL has been represented by GR since 2008.

From 07.04.2021 – 06.03.2022 the Borusan Contemporary Art Center, exhibits “Les Abîmes”, 2006 by Hervé HEUZÉ. “Hervé HEUZÉ places at the center of his work a monument made of mesh, which stretches deep in the sea, rising towards the surface like woven pyramids of fishnets, with threads that get tangled as it approaches the light. HEUZÉ unites two abimes, namely those that expand from the surface to the bottom of the sea and from the horizon to the uppermost level of the atmosphere.” Text written by Borusan Contemporary

Collect, the first art magazine in Belgium reviews Christophe AVELLA-BAGUR’s solo exhibition titled The Mourners” in Palais in Arlon, Belgium (1 illustration).

 The National Museum Berlin presents The Gods threw the Dogs a Bone, a group show curated by John Hodany gathering Lucio Auri, George Barber, Birte Bosse, Maria Bajt, Kuno Ebert, Sven-Ole FRAHM, John Hodany and Jennifer Jordan, starting Sunday, May 30, 2021.

The Palais of the City of Arlon, Belgium, will present a solo exhibition of Christophe AVELLA-BAGUR titled “Les Pleureuses” from June 4 to July 16, 2021.

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Alain KIRILI on May 19, 2021 in New York, at the age of 74. Born in 1946 Alain KIRILI is known for his sculptures in wrought iron, but also in plaster. Classified as Post-Minimalist, he freed himself from it and highlighted sensuality, spontaneity and improvisation with more complex aesthetics. Together with Ariane, he contributed a lot to sharing his passion for free jazz by organizing regular concerts in his loft in Tribeca. Ron GORCHOV and Alain KIRILI offered a beautiful exhibition at Galerie Richard, Paris from October 19 to December 30, 2009.