Mousse Contemporary Art Magazine

• “Nature Morte, 1982–1988” at Ehrlich Steinberg, Los Angeles

  Ehrlich Steinberg is pleased to present Nature Morte, 1982–1988, the first survey exhibition dedicated to the influential East Village gallery Nature Morte, founded by artists Alan Belcher and Peter Nagy, active from 1982 to 1988. The exhibition features early works, some unseen in decades, both originally shown at Nature Morte or created during its six-year run. Nature

• LA Timpa “Come Back” at Cell Project Space, London

  Artist and musician LA Timpa presents his first UK solo exhibition and new body of work extending his compositional practice into spatial form. Rooted in memory, the installation considers how sound leaves its trace on physical matter, proposing sculpture as a resonant architecture through which histories are held, carried, and given agency. The exhibition spans

• Saodat Ismailova “When the Water Turns to Wind” at Portikus, Frankfurt

  In her film installation When the Water Turns to Wind, developed specifically for Portikus, Ismailova continues her longstanding exploration of Central Asia’s complex history and culture, unfolding a narrative about the slowly vanishing Aral Sea. Once one of the largest inland lakes on Earth, the Aral Sea disintegrated into several separate bodies of water as a

• Danh Vo “πνεῦμα (Ἔλισσα)” at Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

  Over the past two decades, Vietnamese-born Danish artist Danh Vo (b. 1975) has gained critical acclaim for exhibitions distinguished by their spatial sensibility and choreography of objects, images, and texts. Works included in Vo’s exhibitions span centuries and continents. Artifacts, often damaged or incomplete, circulate through auctions and collections before entering the artist’s orbit. When