Utopia and fragile democracy at Art Basel fair
- Art Basel showcases contemporary art reflecting a troubled planet, highlighting the pursuit of happiness and fragile democracies.
- The exhibit 'Forgotten Dreams' encourages viewers to think about collective aspirations and remember past horrors.
- Gonzalez-Torres describes his performance as 'a celebration of life' amid a dark political climate.
- The work symbolizes the fragility of US democracy, as noted in the commentary.
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In this fair, world leader, the 289 galleries also sell on the last day (closes today) with influx of the large public. And already the attention moves on the announcement of who will cure the artistic direction of the new satellite in Qatar. Will a woman enter the pool that already counts three?
The Fotoforum Innsbruck shows works by Maria Noi, curated by Eva Schlegel. While the four series of pictures themselves are designed quite differently, lightness and fragility pass through the exhibition – always connected to human being and action.
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