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Adèle Vivet︱The Private and The Grotesque
For French artist Adèle Vivet, bodily containment can give way to excess. Working across sculpture, ceramics, 3D printing, and drawing, Vivet constructs densely ornamental pieces where autofiction and rave politics become destabilized structures.
Ecem Meric
13 min read
Yaz Taşçı at Alo Galerie: On Migration, Solitude, and the Politics of Touch
Darkness, as a place, conceals and facilitates Yaz Taşçı's figures to be heard, felt, and consequently known to one another in manners that daylight may restrict.
Ecem Meric
11 min read
QUEUE Gallery with Catherine Camargo, Miami-based Gallerist and Advisor
Catherine Camargo is taking part to shape the kind of revitalization in the art scene many of us long for. While most creatives are itching to move out of their city and seek abroad opportunities, she does the opposite by challenging and setting roots in her own city through Queue Gallery and her sister project Q Magazine. Against the profitable backdrop of the Miami art market, or what’s mainstream, Camargo chooses to back artists who take risks in their communities. Breakin
Lois Valvi
18 min read
06.06.2026. PARIS. PLASMA.
FOR HER FREEDOM 2026
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