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David Djordjevic

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David Djordjevic
Stacks of old, rusted film cans and decaying reels of film in a dark and dusty archive.

Two of Igwe's video works tracing the aftermath of British colonialism are on view on the first floor gallery of the Secession in Vienna.

A high-angle view of a darkened gallery with multiple moving image installations.

Contour Biennale 11 opens in September 2026 in Mechelen, curated by Sofia Lemos, titled The Eyes of the Heart and the Soul of the World.

A four-sided screen device showing digital art on a gallery platform with a control panel next to it with various switches, levers and headphones.

The digital art initiative established by Art Basel will be presented at its flagship fair in Switzerland for the first time.

A woman with long brown hair and a dark shirt framed in a lo-fi video image that repeats in successively smaller sizes into infinity.

The Foundation's collection is on permanent loan to Austria's public museums and institutions, with Leeson's work on display at the Belvedere Museum in Vienna.

A modernist building at night with a collage of digital images generated by machine intelligence projected onto it.

Paglen is the fourth recipient of the LG x Guggenheim Award. He will deliver a performance-lecture at the Guggenheim in New York.

A drawing of a giant, red creature with green eyes and protruding long teeth, covered in billowing smoke.

The auction Anime Starts Here: Japanese Subculture Reimagines Tradition includes anime cels and manga drawings juxtaposed with classical works of visual art.

An elderly Black man with a full gray beard wearing a matching hat and sweater with beige and white patterns.

Ulysses Jenkins was a trailblazing figure in Black video art who began his career as a painter and muralist in Los Angeles in the 1970s.

A woman's face with her eyes closed, surrounded by large green tree leaves, with a root in her mouth.

The Swiss Institute is presenting the first solo exhibition by Ismailova in the United States. The show will travel to LUMA Arles and finishes at Kunsthalle Bern.

A translucent screen with colorful shapes projected on it, and behind it a modified analog film projector.

MAXXI, the National Museum of 21st Century Arts in Rome, is showing the retrospective, which covers over two decades of Barba's work in film, sculpture and writing.

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