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In ‘The Quilters,’ Men in a Missouri Prison Sew Gifts for Children

In ‘The Quilters,’ Men in a Missouri Prison Sew Gifts for ChildrenAt South Central Correctional Center, a group of men has volunteered for a creative project that stretches beyond prison walls.

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Aliona Ciobanu & Sophia Gatzkan “Metal Memory” at Limbo Contemporary, Milan

“Metal Memory”, a double solo exhibition by Aliona Ciobanu and Sophia Gatzkan, focuses on the physicality of non-standard bodies and their intellectual secretions, exploring how they both interact with technology to embody narratives of trauma, adaptation and healing. Both artists explore matter as a vehicle for identity and transformation, using it as a starting point
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Sotheby’s to Sell Napoleon’s Iconic Bicorne Hat, Camp Bed, and Worn Stockings in Paris in June

“Echoing Napoleon’s words – ‘What a novel my life!’ – this collection reads like a vivid historical epic, unfolding across battlefields and boudoirs,” the house said.
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“Random Access Memory” at Air de Paris

Why are we drawn to the strange? What is it about being unsettled, haunted, or even outright disturbed that keeps pulling us back? From horror films, true crime and sci-fi to gothic novels, there’s a vast array of pop culture built around feeding our craving for unease. As these genres only seem to grow in
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Nazgol Ansarinia “Lakes Drying, Tides Rising” at Raffaella Cortese Gallery, Albisola

The project draws inspiration from several Iranian lakes, particularly Lake Urmia in the Nord East of the country, whose existence is threatened by drought and climate change. These bodies of water, used by the artist as visual references, become the starting point for a broader reflection on the precariousness of water resources. Water has always
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Nguyen Trinh Thi “47 Days, Sound-Less” at SPURS Gallery, Beijing

Beijing Oomph 2025 is a curated roundup of the best contemporary art exhibitions held by galleries and institutions across the city, coinciding with Beijing Dangdai and Gallery Weekend at the end of May. Marking the artist’s solo gallery debut in China, the exhibition takes its title from Nguyen’s recent multi-channel moving image installation 47 Days,