Judith benhamou

The art market is not crazy. They are just investing in good famous art .adrien Read the story here: ➡️➡️➡️ . Link in bio

MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART IN NEW YORK: RADIANT RESILIENCE Read more here➡️➡️➡️ . Links in bio.

Read more here ➡️➡️➡️ ❤️. Link in bio . And Subscribe. Jafa, first known for his absolute masterpiece of a video from the beginning of the 21st century, Love Is the Message, the Message Is Death, works from assemblies and combinations of images. I have followed him and interviewed him since 2017. Moreover, through July 5, MoMA in New York has also invited him to orchestrate an exhibition of 80 objects selected from the institution’s collections, under the title Less Is Morbid.

The most fascinating exhibition to see in Venice right now, at a time when the Serenissima has become the world capital of contemporary art thanks to its Biennale, is at Fondazione Prada. It is devoted to a dialogue between two American artists from different generations, Richard Prince(born1949) and Arthur Jafa(born 1960). Read and watch it all here: ❤️ . Link in bio .

Do not miss one of the most delicate and poetic exhibitions of this Venetian spring, at Palazzo Soranzo Van Axel. There, Su Xiaobai, a Chinese painter based in Germany, has suspended in space his thick yet perfectly smooth abstract canvases, composed of innumerable layers of colored lacquer with the collaboration of Stephen Little curator of Asian Art at Lacma and the staging by Kulapat Yantrasast.

The scapegoat of the 2026 Biennale has become the artist Alma Allen, selected to represent America under the residency of Donald Trump. In . Link in bio .

The Lee Ufan show in Venice is about balance and tension . In ➡️➡️➡️ . Link in bio

Bruno BISCHOFBERGER (1940-2026). I interviewed him in 2023 about the collaboration he initiated between Warhol Basquiat and Clemente. Un immense souvenir 💓. . 🎈

At the Venice Biennale many national pavilions resemble inventories from hardware stores or carefully arranged flea markets. The principle of the ready-made, pioneered more than a century ago by Marcel Duchamp — transforming ordinary objects into art simply through artistic designation — now feels thoroughly exhausted. In THE BIG VENICE BIENNALE FEATURE . Link in bio for more🎈❤️