Ali Charhour’s ballet of shadows
7 June 2017
Somewhere between dream, death, femininity and poetry, May he rise and smell the fragrance by Lebanese prodigy Ali Charhour revisits the Arabic world with transgression and beauty.
Nicht Schlafen: Alain Platel’s plea for the 21st century
1 June 2017
Nicht Schlafen plays with all of Alain Platel’s codes. Those caravagesque images, flamboyant bodies, tribal incantations are as many shades of the sublime.
Damien Hirst knows how to build a brand
23 May 2017
With his current exhibition at Palazzo Grassi, Damien Hirst positions himself not only as a creative visual artist but as an expert in story-telling.
The 4 unmissable Pavilions of the Biennale di Venezia
Performance,Visual Arts,The Trend Books
19 May 2017
The Biennale has just opened yet the line outside of the German pavilion is endless as Anne Imhof was awarded the Golden Lion at the Biennale di Venezia.
Love of Grandeur
7 May 2017
One enters the den feeling like a distinguished guest called in with great simplicity to decipher the Jodorowskys’ creative intimacy.
Meg Stuart’s ode to the skin
7 May 2017
Until our hearts stop by Meg Stuart has been built on touch and contact. Six performers to touch, smell, and taste the other to intoxication.
A collective pleasure
6 May 2017
It seems natural that Aina Alegre would build her piece around hearth, «this place where the fire burns». A fire where things merge and transform.
Time is art’s raw material
4 May 2017
Kaori Ito creates with her father Hiroshi Ito a memory of bodies, words recorded on tapes, giving to the notion of time some unprecedented density.
Trance therapy
2 May 2017
14 year-old Christian Rizzo awakes in London to the sound of David Bowie like others come to a spiritual awakening through assiduous practice of Buddhism.