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Foto : Nicola Morittu

Foto : Nicola Morittu

Foto : Nicola Morittu

Foto : Nicola Morittu

Foto : Nicola Morittu

Foto : Nicola Morittu

Foto : Nicola Morittu

Foto : Nicola Morittu

Foto : Nicola Morittu
For the second chapter of its program, PALAZZOIRREALE presents an exhibition project by Giuseppe Gabellone, conceived specifically for the company’s premises and the historic cellars—now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The intervention unfolds as a visual narrative through light, sculpture, and photography, in which each trace, carefully placed throughout the space, converges toward a single objective: to reveal a horizon—understood as a line, a destination, or a mysterious apparition—capable of engaging the viewer on an experiential level while gradually unveiling the historic production spaces of the Bosca winery.
The exhibition brings together a selection of earlier works—on loan from private collections or from the artist’s studio—and a group of new productions, including the central piece Tramonto scivola (2025). This work acts as the conceptual and chromatic fulcrum of the entire project, setting the tone, rhythm, and emotional register for the surrounding pieces, ultimately offering the visitor an intricate and immersive landscape.
Commissioned by: Bosca S.p.A.
Head of creative: Diana Berti
Curated by: Giorgio Galotti
Main Sponsor: Banca Passadore & C.
With the patronage by: Provincia di Asti, Comune di Canelli, Associazione per il patrimonio dei paesaggi vitivinicoli di Langhe-Roero e Monferrato UNESCO, Ente del turismo Langhe-Monferrato e Roero.



Barakat Contemporary presents Shadows under water, the first-ever solo exhibition of works by German artist Ulla von Brandenburg to come to Korea.
Shadows under water consists of works by the artist that directly explore the show’s central themes—water and shadow—with great depth. Evoking the relationship between the fluid, transparent nature of water and the shadows cast beneath its surface, the exhibition title itself asks: how do we ourselves reflect upon reality and ultimately produce images that may be distorted? Here, water functions not just as a straightforwardly material entity but through its metaphorical properties, serving as a key medium that symbolizes transformation and transmutation, as well as psychological depth. In setting out to explore this hidden realm of the unconscious, tracing this boundary between the watery depths and the real world, Von Brandenburg prompts the viewer to embark upon an inward exploration of their own, embracing yet another mysterious world hidden under the surface.

This exhibition at the Château – Centre d’Art Contemporain et du Patrimoine d’Aubenas – is the first solo show devoted to the artist in a French institution.

For the first time, Frac Picardie is taking part in the lille3000 adventure.
Frac Picardie has invited artist Ulla von Brandenburg to take over Le Colysée in Lambersart. Her works, in dialogue with a selection of artists from the Frac’s collection, explore the world of carnival not as the subject of an exhibition, but rather as a proposition that has been built up from it.
Drawing on the rich corpus of the Frac Picardie and the singular architecture of the Colysée, Ulla von Brandenburg and Julia Mossé let themselves be guided by this carnivalesque framework, operating by free associations, purely visual or conceptual, to unfold their project in four parts: reversal; the parade of colors and forms; death, metamorphosis and derision; the double, between the true and the false.
Opening on Sunday, April 27, 2025 from 1pm to 6pm.

The Confluences exhibition brings together the collections of the Fondation François Schneider, FRAC Alsace, FRAC Champagne-Ardenne and 49 Nord 6 Est – FRAC Lorraine. Inspired by the concept of “confluences”, it explores the interactions between different works, like rivers that meet.
The pieces, drawn from a variety of styles and cultures, highlight shared emotions around water. This exhibition offers a new perspective on the works, revealing the artists’ shared inspirations and showing the striking echoes between the pieces presented.
Claude BATHO • Mégane BRAUER • Pat BRUDER • Cécile CARRIERE • Julie CHAFFORT • Gigi CIFALI • Collectif SANDRA & RICARDO • Olivier CROUZEL • Céline DIAIS • Marcel DINAHET • Jennifer DOUZENEL • Linda FREGNI NAGLER • Harald HUND • Michel KRIEGER, Sylvia LACAISSE • Miller LEVY • Rahshia LINENDOLL-SAWYER • Arno Rafael MINKKINEN • Bernard MONINOT • Hélène MUGOT • Eva NIELSEN • Uriel ORLOW • Emma PERROCHON • Philippe RAMETTE • Hans Peter REUTER • Jean-Michel SANEJOUAND • Sandy SKOGLUND • Uri TZAIG • Massimo VITALI • Jenny YMKER.







Fabrice Bousteau’s exhibition La fête intérieure! invites visitors to a whirlwind of joy and celebration!
Why do we need to celebrate? Beyond the glittery outfits and disco ball decorations, what’s really going on in our bodies as we vibrate and go wild on the dancefloor? What goes on in our heads and hearts during these moments of pleasure and letting go, and when the dance becomes a trance in the excesses of the night?
The exhibition brings together some twenty emerging and established artists to explore the question of the festive body. Without claiming to be exhaustive, the immersive, sensory journey takes visitors on a truly jubilant experience, exploring the emotional and physiological phenomena that manifest themselves during celebrations. Movements, shivers, contractions, pulsations, respiratory flows… the exhibition plunges us into the heart of the emotions and sensations that run through the organs and limbs of the human body, exhilarated by the electrifying atmosphere of festive evenings.




In this triple Art Deco showcase, Ulla von Brandenburg will highlight the fruit of her research into shadows and textiles at Villa Kujoyama in Kyoto.
This invitation from JAP is part of the post-residency program at Villa Kujoyama, to which the artist was invited in 2024.
With the support of the French Embassy in Belgium, the Institut Français as part of EXTRA, a program supporting French contemporary creation, and the Bettencourt Schueller Foundation.