Showing 24 artworks out of 185 with La Biennale Di Venezia
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- Boris Achour
- Chantal Anne Akerman
- Chris Ofili
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- Thomas Peter Friedl
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Explore Monica Bonvicini's captivating motorcycle painting – a striking juxtaposition of industrial design and architectural minimalism reflecting themes of power, gender, and queer culture.
Christian Boltanski’s ‘L’Homme qui tousse’ (1969) is a seminal film exploring themes of suffering, remembrance, and existential anxiety. Shot in black and white, it depicts a man seated on the floor amidst a desolate room, his body convulsively coughing up blood—a visceral portrayal of inner turmoil and loss.
Runo Lagomarsino's 'Following the Light of the Sun' explores colonial history through striking visuals & a haunting slide projection, questioning monuments and narratives.
Explore Let Us Now Praise Famous Men by Walker Evans & James Agee – a seminal photographic chronicle of the Great Depression and American resilience. Discover its enduring legacy at ArtsDot.
Explore Nidhal Chamekh’s ‘The Anti-Clock Project’ (2015). A haunting installation questioning monuments & political history. Somatic forms, resin figures & powerful symbolism. Acquire this unique artwork.
Peter Friedl's 'German Village' captures a serene rural scene with meticulous detail and symbolic depth. Explore the interplay of form, history, and ideology in this evocative work.
Experience Chris Ofili's vibrant 2015 dialogue between tradition and provocation with this striking oil on linen piece; discover its rich textures today.
Explore Terry Adkins’ ‘Installation View,’ a striking 2013 sculpture featuring repurposed furniture & brick walls. A unique blend of form & narrative, perfect for art collectors.
Explore Massinissa Selmani's evocative black and white collage of papers on a wooden table, capturing political echoes and memory; discover this unique piece today.
Adel Abdessemed's 'Also Sprach Allah' is a haunting exploration of violence and faith through unsettling imagery—a carpet inscribed with disturbing words, challenging viewers to confront uncomfortable truths.
Explore Charles Gaines's groundbreaking Sound Texts #2: Steal Away – an evocative piano piece accompanied by Charlie Haden’s bass, reflecting on social justice and artistic exploration.