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Last chance to visit FRAC Poitou-Charentes at their site in Linazay for “Mono poly,” a group exhibition featuring 14 artists, which ends soon on February 3, 2017.
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FL GALLERY (Federico Luger) is pleased to present the first solo show of Danilo Buccella (Liestal, Switzerland 1974). This exhibition inaugurates the collaboration with the artist.
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With the digital medium, Benjamin’s theory about the work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction seems to have reached its dead end.
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‘Polyglossia’ – the existence, use or knowledge of multiple languages – brings together 31 Greek artists, as well as those of Greek origin
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Miltos Manetas, born in 1964 in Athens, Greece. lives and works between London, New York and Bogotá. Manetas playfully explores new fields of expression, locating his practice in the realm of contemporary digital reality. He paints contemporary still lives: heteroclite collections of wires, cables, screens and computer hardware, while also producing video works, computer-generated prints, websites and performances involving video games. Manetas claims that websites are today's most radical form of art. As a means of countering the lack of theoretical definitions for this specific form of creativity, Manetas hired Lexicon Branding, a company devoted to the branding of new products, to create a name for this new 'art' practice. The chosen term “Neen” was announced at Gagosian Gallery in 2000 and accompanied by the “Neen manifesto”, which states that “computing is to Neen what fantasy was to surrealism and freedom to communism."
For additional information about this artist, visit Mutual Art
