‘How to Destroy an Artwork’ at Photo Basel at Galerie Analix Forever’s booth
For Photo Basel 2022, Analix Forever, faithful to the reflections that have driven the gallery for over ten years, proposes a booth with artworks on the thematic of confinements – to better think freedom. With Mimiko Türkkan, Valérie Horwitz and Klavdij Sluban.
https://www.photo-basel.com/galleries-2022-1/2022/4/21/analix-forever
Participating in Istanbul Biennial’s Production & Research Program
İstanbul Bienali, sanat ve sanatla ilişkili alanlarda teorik, pratik, bireysel ya da kolektif çalışmalar yürütmek isteyen sanatçı ve araştırmacılara yönelik bir dizi danışmanlık, atölye çalışması ve seminerden oluşan İstanbul Bienali Çalışma ve Araştırma Programı’nın 2021-2022 dönemini hayata geçiyor.
https://bienal.iksv.org/tr/duyurular/cap-in-yeni-donem-katilimcilari-belirlendi
New exhibition ‘La Colosse de Rhodes’ at Galerie Analix Forever
The Wonders of The World
OPENINGS MAY 6, 7 AND 8
For the spring of 2022, Analix Forever proposes four of the seven Wonders of the World.
The museologist Elena Esen presents her first curated exhibition at Analix Forever, on the
theme of The Hanging Gardens in Atelier AMI, featuring Benoît Billotte, Valérie Horwitz,
Abdul Rahman Katanani, Alberto Lastreto, Daniel Ruggiero & Julien Serve.
In the main gallery, the art historian, art critic and writer Michele Robecchi comes back to
Analix Forever to curate his third exhibition with the gallery, after “Crosswords” and “Carte
Blanche”, now on the theme of the Temple of Artemis in Ephesus. Robecchi invites video
artists working on animation, thus adding an autonomous visual value to the moving
images.
In the Project Room, Analix Forever features The Colossus of Rhodes, with works by
Turkish photographer and video artist Mimiko Türkkan.
The gallery’s video room is dedicated to Ali Kazma and his film Finnis Terrae, featuring
lighthouses of Ouessant Island and the Finistère region of France as reminiscent of
Alexandria’s lighthouse.
More info here.
Newsletter no3 / Spring is Here🌱(no not really) : A recap of my spring-summer-autumn 2021 news
Dears friends, family, co-workers,
fellow artists and supporters,
I hope my third newsletter finds you well. You probably wonder why it’s entitled ‘Spring is Here’. The reason is, well, I was supposed to send it during spring 2021. But instead of celebrating the arrival of the new season, I had to face the extent of my inclination for emotional isolation while practically being stuck in Turkey during the pandemic…
Gratefully, borders opened up again, I got to see loved ones; couraged up and finished the major video work I was working on which is currently on view in Geneva! So I’d like to share a recap of my spring-summer-autumn news.
Read the rest and check it out here.
News from Mimiko: Checking-in, Catching-up
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