Latest articles by Benoit Loiseau
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![Installation views of It’s not my job, it’s your job / Ce n’est pas mon travail, c’est votre travail at [mac] mus e d’art contemporain de Marseille, 2023](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/CC3pZWbdpNejcfiv4jeXBB-230-80.jpg)
Marseille’s Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) reopens with a popAmidst social turmoil, Marseille’s Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) reopens following a four-year facelift with a pop-coloured show by Paola Pivi
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Ann Veronica Janssens wraps Milan's Pirelli HangarBicocca in light, mist and magicA major survey of Ann Veronica Janssens’ work at Pirelli Hangar Bicocca, Milan shines new light on the sensorially stimulating work of the Belgian artist
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Art icon: Federico Assler’s monumental outdoor pursuitsChilean artist Federico Assler is a master builder of monuments with a common purpose, as featured in the April 2021 issue of Wallpaper*
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Joan Jonas and Art Labor drink in Vietnamese coffee culture at Carnegie International -
Charles Zana creates unexpected dialogues with 17 paired works in ParisIn exhibition Utopia, Charles Zana turns Tornabuoni Art in Paris into a salon of intimate conversations between Italy’s greatest post-war artists and architects
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Elmgreen & Dragset give poolside lounging a new slant in MiamiThe Scandinavian duo’s Bent Pool is the final sculpture in a series of site-specific works to be permanently installed in and around the Miami Beach Convention Center
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Miami’s Brickell City Centre hosts immersive design environments for CasaCor -
Laying low: Fabien Cappello reflects on the art of relaxation in Mexico -
Chris Schanck’s new sculptures at Friedman Benda merge fantasy and science-fiction -
The 2019 Orleans Architectural Biennale is a thoughtful journey of exploration -
How World Design Capital 2018 Mexico City is being redefined by Archivo Diseño y Arquitectura -
Wu Tsang’s radical approach to fiction and truth takes centre stage at Gropius BauThe American artist’s yearlong residency at the Berlin institution culminates with a major survey of her filmmaking and sculptural practice
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Is This Tomorrow? Artists and architects revisit Whitechapel Gallery’s seminal postwar exhibit -
Ruby City by David Adjaye is Texas’ newest architectural jewel -
A transborder glass collaboration forges at Zona Maco in Mexico City -
Sculpting iridescent forms with Vincenzo De CotiisAt Carpenters Workshop Gallery in Paris, ‘Éternel’ showcases 18 new forms by Vincenzo De Cotiis
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Accidental heroes: a Mexican concrete master mix -
AA Bronson on the radical, enduring legacy of General IdeaGeneral Idea, an art group that pioneered a queer aesthetic, is celebrated in a retrospective at the National Gallery of Canada (opened during Pride Month and running until 20 November 2022). Surviving member AA Bronson speaks about their origins, and impact on art and social justice
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What to see at Mexico City Art Week 2018Every February, the creative community descends on Mexico City for a week of art and design fairs, pop-up shows, gallery openings, and tequila-fuelled parties. And there’s even more reason to celebrate this year, after Mexico City deservedly scooped Best City in our annual Design Awards. Here’s what not to miss at this year’s Mexico City Art Week...
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Living with art: a Michigan modernist gem regains its raison d’être -
Spiritual as ever, Axel Vervoordt reflects on his final exhibition at Palazzo Fortuny -
Disruptive nonagenarian Julio Le Parc is still making wavesWe caught up (virtually) with the trailblazing Argentine artist to discuss bureaucracy, defying categorisation and his latest wave of optokinetic art
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Maja Hoffmann and Jorge Pardo on creating a remarkable Provençal retreat -
The abstract artist taking on Luis Barragán’s famed modernist estate
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