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Mousse Contemporary Art Magazine

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  1. Beatriz Olabarrieta “Proximity” at Shahin Zarinbal, Berlin

    DECEIT…on the move. One of our* tasks is to give you a WARNING, warn you about invisible fields, of territories you might not see, but that exist nevertheless. All parties involved up until this point have attempted to determine all that is needed, you too are now involved.Whomever receives a Premonition** from Beatriz is set

  2. Medardo Rosso “Die Erfindung der modernen Skulptur / Inventing Modern Sculpture” at mumok, Vienna

    Artist and artisan, art theorist and proto-installation artist, master of high-publicity performances and rival of Auguste Rodin—Medardo Rosso (b. 1858 in Turin, d. 1928 in Milan) was one of the great pioneers of Modernism and a figure as extraordinary as he was eccentric.While Rosso was indeed close to the Impressionist movement, he operated on the fringes and

  3. Anne Marie Jehle “Jeder Spiesser ein Diktator” at Kunstmuseum St. Gallen

    The visionary work of the Austrian-Liechtenstein artist Anne Marie Jehle (Feldkirch, 1937–2000, Vaduz) encompasses a wide range of media including sculpture and installation, painting, drawing, photography and text. A critical examination of social structures and power dynamics, especially those concerning female identity and gender roles, lies at the core of her practice. Jehle gained international

  4. Joel Otterson “How To Be Beautiful” at Ehrlich Steinberg, Los Angeles

    The exhibition features a major, new sculpture entitled The Last Judgment, which hangs from the gallery’s skylight, accompanied by smaller wall-based moss agate and sterling silver works. Mimicking a cascading waterfall, The Last Judgment is made from threaded beads, pieces of glass, and other found objects. Suspended from the skylight, the sculpture transitions between delicate