Fall Fragrance: All Wrapped Up
Jenny van Sommers Repackages Scents From Marc Jacobs, Ralph Lauren and More
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London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) presents pool7 – the first UK solo exhibition of Amsterdam-based artist Nora Turato. Investigating our complex relationship with language in the digital age, and the everyday forms we rely on for communication and self-expression, the exhibition incorporates Turato’s own writing amongst her found “pools” of language. Alongside works spanning writing, graphic design, video and sound, two live performance events join the programme on 5-6 June, channeling the defining currents of shared culture into a raw, stripped down performance, enacting pool7 on the level of her body and voice. Until 8 June 2025.
A pioneering new arts center in Venice, spanning visual arts, architecture, fashion, technology, and film, SMAC opens to the public on 9 May. Taking over the second floor of the Procuratie in Piazza San Marco, SMAC examines contemporary visual culture against history, science, philosophy, and society from a new exhibition space comprising 16 galleries. To coincide with the 19th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia 2025, SMAC’s inaugural programme features two solo exhibitions dedicated to Australian modern architect Harry Seidler and pioneering Korean landscape designer Jung Youngsun – ahead of an upcoming programme realised in collaboration with world-class international institutions and curators. Opens 9 May.
London Performance Studios (LPS) announces a curated season of interdisciplinary performance and dynamic, expansive new works – performed from its South Bermondsey theatre gallery spaces this Spring. Opening with The Whole Routine by Edward Thomasson, the programme invites a spectrum of approaches across movement, music, durational work, readings, an orchestra, a film screening and song circle. As well as two world premieres, LPS showcases new work, the ‘Salon’, bridging bold flares of new work by early career and more established artists, in active conversation with each other and the space. 4 - 26 April 2025.
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Fall Fragrance: All Wrapped Up
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