Hermann Nitsch on view at Parkview Museum in Singapore from June 27th 2019 until February 8th 2020 together with other international artists such as Orlan and Urs Lüthi."Disturbing Narratives" is focused on the analysis of unsettling feelings like paranoia, uncertainty, fear and bewilderment.Hermann NitschDisturbing NarrativesJune 27th 2019 - February 8th 2020The Parkview Museum600 North Bridge Road, Parkview Square, Level 3Singapore 188778Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 12 p.m. - 7 p.m.Info: info@parkviewmuseum.comTel. +65 6799 6971

Giorgio Cini Foundation presents from September 14th till November 24th 2019 a major retrospective dedicated to the erasure master Emilio Isgrò. Curated by Germano Celant, the exhibition retraces the career of the Sicilian artist through the very first artworks from the 60s up to the erasure of "Moby Dick", artwork created specially for this exhibit.Emilio IsgròEmilio Isgròcurated by Germano Celant14 settembre - 24 novembre 2019Giorgio Cini FoundationIsola di San Giorgio Maggiore30133 VeniceOpening days: Monday- Sunday 10.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.Info: visitcini@duva.euPhone 041 271 0211

On the occasion of the 350th anniversary of the Opèra National de Paris from June 22nd 2019 till January 27th 2020 Centre Pompidou-Metz presents "Opéra Monde. La quête d'un art total", an exhibition dedicated to the relationship between the 20th and 21st centuries opera and the visual arts. Amongst the artists featured in the show Giorgio de Chirico, Bill Viola, Romeo Castellucci and Hermann Nitsch.Hermann NitschOpèra Monde. La quete d'un art totalJune 22nd 2019 -  January 27th 2020Centre Pompidou-Metz1 Parvis des Droits de l'Homme57020 Metz, FranceOpening days April 1st - October 31st: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10.00 a.m. till 6.00 p.m.

The Albertina Museum of Vienna pays homage to Viennese Actionism master Hermann Nitsch with the solo exhibition NITSCH. Spaces of color, by focusing on the paintings of the Austrian artist seen as an ideal starting point and final result of Nitsch's actions. The approach to painting of Nitsch is indeed deeply linked to performance, multimedia, actionism. On display large-sized paintings are exhibited next to each other creating panels in form of comprehensive installations.Hermann NitschNITSCH. Spaces of colorAlbertina MuseumAlbertinaplatz 11010 ViennaMay 17th  -  August 11th 2019Opening days: daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.W

New solo exhibition by Liu Bolin in Italy entitled Visible Invisible on view at MUDEC  Museum in Milan from May 15th until September 15th 2019.On display over fifty artworks by the Chinese artist, including the unreleased photo of the Pietà Rondanini shot at Castello Sforzesco in Milan and the picture of Sala di Caravaggio – never exhibited before –  from Galleria Borghese of Rome. Among the artworks on display there is also the one realized ad hoc for the occasion, the artwork portrays Liu Bolin concealed between the artifacts belonging to the museum permanent collection. The solo show is divided into five sections ranging from different artistic projects

Hermann Nitsch. Katharsis opens at Ducal Palace of Mantua, the solo show is dedicated to Viennese Actionism master, curated by Peter Assmann, Director of Ducal Palace Museum Complex in Mantua, together with Beatrice Benedetti, artistic director of Boxart Gallery of Verona, in collaboration with Moz-Art Cultural Association. The artworks exhibited range from silkscreens print on “original relic” to artworks on canvas, offering to the visitor a comprehensive approach of the artist's work, that is put together with the ancient treasures from the 14th century preserved inside Sale di Guastalla, in the medieval Palazzo del Capitano.The title “Katharsis” refers to Greek theater (“...the starting point of my art has always been the theater, and in parti

On the occasion of the new Liu Bolin's solo exhibition Visible/Invisible, which will take place at Mudec Museum from May 15th till September 15th 2019, the Chinese artist will realize a new artwork during a performance inside the museum permanent collection, hiding between artifacts belonging to different cultures and from different countries. The artist has selected some of the most characteristic pieces from the collection - wood carved poles and two carpets from Australia, a Chinese vase, a Japanese horse armour.Liu BolinLiu Bolin. Visible/InvisibleMUDEC MuseumVia tortona 5620144 Milan15 - 16 April 2019

Liu Bolin is the winner of the 2019 edition of the "BNL BNP Paribas Group Award" at Mia Photo Fair. This photography, chosen among the 15 selected by the Scientific Committee, will enter the BNL Collection.The artwork chosen by the Commitee is Moses, San Pietro in Vincoli, Rome, with this particular photo the artist, who began his artistic career as sculptor, faces the greatest sculptor of all time, Michelangelo.