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Artist:  Mona Hatoum Venue:  Chantal Crousel, Paris Date: October 12 – December 21, 2019 Click here to view slideshow Full gallery of images, press release, and link available after the jump. Images: Images courtesy of Chantal Crousel, Paris Press Release: Galerie Chantal Crousel is pleased to present Mona Hatoum’s 7th solo exhibition, from October 12 to December 21, 2019. New sculptures, installations, and works on paper are presented. Mona Hatoum’s art reflects on world conflicts, migrations, and surveillance, using materials as varied as steel, brick, concrete, and human hair, in order to create spaces of tension, paradox, and ambiguity. The motif of the grid and the sphere serve as metaphors for confinement, oppression, and destruction. The artist articulates these issues through the use of abstraction and poetic Realism which enables her to reach a certain universality and become one of the most influential figures of her generation, as we

Artist:  Vincent Fecteau Venue:  Wattis, San Fransisco Date: September 5 – November 9, 2019 Click here to view slideshow Full gallery of images, press release, and link available after the jump. Images: Images courtesy of Galerie Buchholz, Berlin/Cologne/New York; greengrassi, London; and Matthew Marks Gallery, Los Angeles. Photos by Johnna Arnold and Nicholas Lea Bruno. Press Release: 1 . These sculptures are tools . Some artists begin with an idea or an opinion , and use it to make an artwork — first comes the meaning , then comes the object . But for Vincent Fecteau ,  ideas never work . His sculptures don ’ t come as a result of an idea but are the tools he uses in his attempt to generate ideas and make meaning . He begins with an initial impulse or desire ( the specific trigger quickly becomes irrelevant ) and proceeds by folding , cutting , twisting , trimming ,  adding , leveling , scraping off , smoothing out , carving away , turni

Farzana Syed is an artist in New Jersey who creates pieces using a sink strainer, making a peacock-feather pattern. She found out about fluid painting last year and decided to experiment with everyday items. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. Join the conversation about this story » from Design http://bit.ly/2qOsMLF

Artist:  Max Hooper Schneider Venue:  Hammer Museum, Los Angeles Date: September 21 – February 2, 2020 Click here to view slideshow Full gallery of images, press release, and link available after the jump.   Images: Images courtesy of High Art, Paris and Maureen Paley, London. Photos by Jeff McLane. Press Release: While for the moment, the fates of human and non-human beings are inextricably entangled, the power of humans is waning. We arrived late on the planet and are likely to exit early. —Max Hooper Schneider A mad scientist, magician, alchemist, trash master, doomsday predictor, and borderline hoarder, Max Hooper Schneider has spent the past decade developing a taxonomy of living things, dead technology, and refuse, transforming grotesque souvenirs of everyday life into exquisite objects and environments. His passions for the nonhuman world and marine biology fuel his explorations of the often tragic results of humanity’s interference with the natur

Black holes are famous for ripping objects apart, including stars. But now, astronomers have uncovered a black hole that may have sparked the births of stars over a mind-boggling distance, and across multiple galaxies. via NASA https://go.nasa.gov/2OZPh8n

У разных людей разное мнение насчет того, как нужно выражать свои чувства. Возможно, что у вас с любимой тоже случаются недопонимания по этому поводу. Для нее в приоритете одно, а ты считаешь настоящим проявлением любви и заботы совсем другое. Расскажем тебе, почему это так и что делать. from http://bit.ly/33xFSKc http://bit.ly/2Ds82fd