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Ragnar Kjartansson’s ‘Mercy’ Explores Repetition, Ritual and the Uneasy Mood of Contemporary Western Life

“You travel as far as you can go, but it’s the same cafe as Reykjavík.” — Ragnar Kjartansson on cultural

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Artists recall David Hockney’s lasting influence as Britain mourns a pioneering painter

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Tracey Emin and Frida Kahlo Recast Illness and Disability Through Unflinching Self-Portraiture

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NewsDesk MC May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 avant garde art, body politics, Candice Breitz, conceptual art, contemporary art, Cut Piece, experimental cinema, feminist art, feminist history, feminist performance, Florentina Holzinger, Genital Panic, Joan Jonas, Peaches musician, performance art, Peter Weibel, photography art, public performance, Shoair Mavlian, Tags: Valie Export, Tapp und Tastkino, Women Artists, Yoko Ono

Artists and Performers Pay Tribute to Radical Feminist Pioneer Valie Export After Her Death

“The female body is not a polite object. It can be a weapon to be exported directly against the structures

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Venice Biennale Opens Amid Boycotts, Protests and Jury Walkout

Venice — The 61st edition of the Venice Biennale opened on Saturday under mounting political controversy after the event’s jury

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Venice Biennale 2026 Opens With Political Disputes, Provocative Performances and Experimental Installations

“From police interruptions at the Austrian pavilion to banned performances staged independently nearby, the 2026 Venice Biennale has turned the

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Puerto Rican Artist Angel Otero Brings Personal History and Cultural Motifs to Somerset Exhibition

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From Frontline to Venice: Ukraine’s Concrete Deer Carries Memory of a Vanished City

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Banksy Unveils New London Sculpture of Flag-Bearing Figure in Westminster

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UK Galleries Unite to Spotlight Women Artists in Landmark New Exhibition

“There is still so much more to say about women in art history — and even more to rediscover.” A

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