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Artist:  Thanasis Totsikas Venue:  Akwa Ibom, Athens Exhibition Title:  The Crucifixion of Thanasis Totsikas Date: June 15, 2020 – July 10, 2020 and September 10, 2020 – October 10, 2020 Curated By: Maya Tounta Click here to view slideshow Full gallery of images, press release and link available after the jump. Images: Images courtesy of Akwa Ibom, Athens Press Release: In 1985 Thanasis painted a depiction of life’s ladder and titled it The stairway of life . In 1988 he made a sculpture in metal with the same title. I found these in the digital archive of his work a few days ago and called him up to ask about them, but he appeared pretty unenthusiastic, so I let it go. This morning as I sat down to write this text – I had a whole outline for it – it wouldn’t come out. I went back to looking at the 80s ladders. We haven’t reproduced them for you here, but just imagine, these are full of dynamism, strength and forward hope. Now it ...

Artist:  Agnes Scherer Venue:  Sans titre (2016), Paris Exhibition Title:  Coeurs Simples Date: September 5 – October 10, 2020 Click here to view slideshow Full gallery of images, press release and link available after the jump. Images: Images courtesy of the artist and Sans titre (2016), Paris. Photos by Aurélien Mole. Press Release: Is society about to rest on a class of servants again? Are we on a our way back into the Victorian age, back into the 19th century? There is much to suggest this. The service industry is known to have expanded enormously. One half of society makes its living by serving the other. Serving, not only at Starbucks and McDonald’s. ‘Service with a smile’ has also taken root in the cultural sector, where freelancers appear to have become modern servants. Agnes Scherer’s installation-based work leads us back into the era of the maids-of-all-work, and, at the same time, into the reality of today’s cultural freelancers ...