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From 1986, Michel Comte worked as a volunteer for the International Red Cross, covering war zones while transitioning to contemporary art focused on nature.
A full-scale humpback whale sculpture, measuring 13 and three-quarters feet, is constructed in 10 weeks for the Burning Man festival in Nevada.
Belgian artist and activists placed 18 coffins on a beach in Ostend to raise awareness about the migrant deaths in the Mediterranean, highlighting a shared European responsibility.
Philippe Parreno occupies 22,000 square meters at Palais de Tokyo for his exhibition, marking the first time a single artist has been given such a large space.
Big Bird, reimagined in Alex Da Corte's sculpture, symbolizes the search for belonging and freedom, holding a ladder that represents agency and choice.
Jakob Kudsk Steensen's Berl-Berl transforms Berlin's wetlands into an evolving digital environment, merging art, nature, and technology to evoke emotional reconnection.
Sandra Mujinga, a multidisciplinary artist, explores themes of body, invisibility, and dehumanization through her haunting installations of hooded figures and science fiction influences.
Chandeliers at the Metropolitan Opera House inspire artist Josiah McElheny to explore the Big Bang theory through his installation and video work 'Island Universe'.
Alex Da Corte's Mouse Museum pays homage to Claes Oldenburg by showcasing a vibrant collection of personal and pop culture objects that reflect his life and artistic journey.
Koo Jeong A explores the Korean Peninsula's division and potential unity through scent memories, creating an immersive installation that evokes home and identity.
A three-ton wooden buffalo, created by sculptor Russ Yuristy, travels 240 kilometers from Silton to Swift Current for its installation in a local park.
Olafur Eliasson discusses his installation 'Riverbed' at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, emphasizing the importance of trust between art, artist, and audience.
