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Emma Prempeh’s the Domain of the Stranger (opens the original)
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In her first major solo exhibition at Perrotin Paris, Emma Prempeh turns questions of inheritance, belonging, memory, and return into paintings that refuse to settle where home begins or ends. Her split and often large-scale diptychs and triptychs move between realities and memories, meditating on places she has inherited without ever fully belonging to them. In Prempeh’s world, inheritance is not something we choose; it arrives with its own places, histories, promises, and unfinished ideas of h
Come Gallivanting (opens the original)
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If you’ve been following along here on the Substack, you’ll know that Art Gallivant has been slowly growing from a series of Brussels gallery visits into something much more mobile — this autumn, we’re taking the Gallivant spirit to Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris.After a few quieter weeks, I’m very excited to finally share what I’ve been working on behind the scenes: the next season of Art Gallivant is here. ✨The past few months have been a mix of gallivanting, writing, curating, planning, and, n
Katie Shannon's Bedding: Why Are We Wearing Blazers to the Club? (opens the original)
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In Katie Shannon’s solo exhibition Bedding at Tina Gallery, London, compression was not just a physical process but a condition of contemporary life under capitalism. I had the pleasure of seeing Shannon’s work in June at Liste Art Fair Basel, where Tina Gallery presented the London-based artist.<d
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