Group exhibition curated by Bénédicte Le Pimpec and Isaline Vuille with Sylvie Boisseau & Frank Westermeyer, Christoph Draeger, Christy Gast, Alexandra Navratil, Uriel Orlow, Jean Painlevé. From Tierra del Fuego to South Africa by way of Germany, belong and observe – or how to belong to the world while being capable of observing it – presents a selection of works which question the links between living beings and their territories.
with Saskia Edens, Jerry Haenggli, Renée Magaña, Valentin Magaro, Sébastien Mettraux, Uriel Orlow, Augustin Rebetez, Kotscha Reist
Group Exhibition with Philip Akkerman, Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkacova, Ceal Floyer, Andrea Geyer, Jeppe Hein, Manfred Pernice, Michael Rakowitz
Group Exhibition with Abraham Ortelius, Adelita Husni-Bey, Alexandre Lenoir, Alfonso Chacón, Alfred Aunay, André Romao, Andrea Palladio, Andrea Vesalio, Anja Kirschner y David Panos, Anne-Claude-Philippe de Tubières, conde de Caylus, Antoni Muntadas, Antonin Carême, Antonio Bosio, Arthur T. Bolton, Babi Badalov, Benjamin Péret, Bernhard Sigfried Albinus, Carl Gustav Carus, Carol Rama, CASITA, Charles James Richardson, Charles Marville, Claude-Nicolas Ledoux, Crisóstomo Martínez, Diego de Sagredo, Diego del Pozo, Édouard Dangin, Erik Beltrán, Ernst Friedrich, Esther Ferrer, Eugènne-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc, Filippo Morghen y Antonio Joli, Forensic Architecture, Francesco Colonna, Francisco de Goya, François de Chasseboueuf, François Perrier, George Bailey, Giorgio Vasari, Giovanni Battista da’ Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Girard Audran,Hrair Sarkissian, Hyeronimus Cock, según Johannes van Doetechum, Igor Kostin, Irene Mohedano, Iván Argote, Jacques Callot, Jacques Philippe Le Bas, Jean Claude de Richard, Abbé de Saint-Non, Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier, Jeleton, Jeremy Bentham, Johann Friedrich Blumenbach, Johann Joachim Winckelmann, Johann Karl August Kruger, Jorge Ribalta, José Ortiz y Sanz, Joseph Michael Gandy, Jules Andrieu, Julien-David Le Roy, Kader Attia, Le Corbusier, Leah Gordon, Louis-Jean Desprez, Man Ray, Marco Dente da Ravenna, Maria Papadimitrou, Yorgos Tzirtzilakis y estudiantes de la Volos University, Martin Parr, P. Loubère, Paolo Fumagalli, Paul B. Preciado, Paul Virilio, Paulo Tavares, Pedro G. Romero, Pedro José Márquez, Philibert de l’Orme, Pirro Ligorio, Quatremère de Quincy, Richard Peter, Sebastiano Serlio,Sigmund Freud, Simón García, Uriel Orlow, Vincenzo Feoli, Vitruvio (Cesare Cesariano), Vitruvio, Vladislav Shapovalov, Wendel Dietterlin, William Blake,William Hogarth
The Showroom presents a major new commission by London-based artist Uriel Orlow, which explores the botanical world as a stage for politics at large through film, photography, installation and sound.
With additional works by Subtle Agency, David Goldblatt, Kapwani Kiwanga, Cedric Nunn, Cooking Sections and Philippe Zourgane.
Working from the dual vantage points of South Africa and Europe, the project considers plants as both witnesses and actors in history, and as dynamic agents – linking nature and humans, rural and cosmopolitan medicine, tradition and modernity – across different geographies, histories and systems of knowledge, with a variety of curative, spiritual and economic powers.
Group show with Bas Jan Ader, Phyllida Barlow, Cyprien Gaillard, Ryan Gander, Mikhail Karikis & Uriel Orlow, Void, Anne Wenzel curated by Selen Ansen
Group exhibition with Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Edgardo Aragon, Marwa Arsanios, Rossella Biscotti, Teresa Margolles, Uriel Orlow, Cecilia Tripp
Exhibition with works by The Abbasiya Outsiders, Alberto Grifi, Dora Garcia, Mohammad Shawky Hassan and Uriel Orlow. The title Chronic refers to a continuous state that lasts beyond an exceptional moment in time and is complex and severe in nature. Chronic considers emotional states ranging from a diffuse sense of fatigue or sadness to the trauma of people with experience of imprisonment and the history of the struggle to open mental institutions.
Biennial curated by Koyo Kouo with works by Kapwani Kiwanga, Eric Baudelaire, Liam Gillick, Alfredo Jaar, Ulrike Ottinger, Godfried Donkor, Carsten Höller, Kemang Wa Lehulere and others.