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Grada Kilomba

By Grada Kilomba, Valeria Piccoli, Jochen Volz, Leila Graziela Costa Oliveira

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Grada Kilomba (born 1968 in Lisbon) is a Portuguese a writer, psychologist, theorist and interdisciplinary artist whose works critically examine memory, trauma, gender, racism and post-colonialism....

Somos muit s

By Jochen Volz, Amanda Arantes, Fernanda Pitta

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Collective exhibition inspired in the artistic practice as a collective exercise that presents the artistic experiences thought dialogues, direct or indirect, of the production of Joseph Beuys (Kre...

Osgemeos

By Jochen Volz, Gustavo Pandolfo

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The first major retrospective exhibition of the career of artistic duo made up by twin brothers Otávio and Gustavo Pandolfo (São Paulo, 1974), considered the pioneers of São Paulo's hip hop scene....

Adriana Varejao

By Luisa Duarte, Paulo Herkenhoff, Jochen Volz, Louise Neri

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Art Base Year 47

By Marc Spiegler, Yilmaz Dziewior, Chris Deacon, Jochen Volz, Clement Dirie

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Smiljan Radic

By Smiljan Radic

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Selgascano

By Serpentine Gallery Staff, Pedro Gadanho, Jochen Volz, Lucia Cano, Emma Enderby

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Peter Weibel

By Paul Virilio, Peter Weibel

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Incerteza viva

By Joao Ribas, Jochen Volz

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