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Haitham Al Busafi: Zīnah (Adornment) / Pavilion of Oman at Venice Art Biennale 2026 https://t.co/zva7mnjuXi “Zīnah (Adornment) is an immersive, kinetic soundscape that explores the profound bond between the Omani people and their horses. Utilizing the traditional al-zaanah (horse jewellery) as its primary motif, the installation invites visitors to walk across a floor of Omani sand. This movement triggers a responsive ceiling constellation of upscaled silver pieces that chime in a “minor key” of delicate resonance.”

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Out now: VernissageTV Magazine No. 63, July 2026. In this issue: Li Yi-Fan, Man Ray, Donnie Molls, Cao Fei.

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Art in the Open: Discovering Art Môtiers 2026 in Switzerland’s Val de Travers https://t.co/E2a9DXRu6i In this film, we step out of the White Cube and into the open countryside to enjoy art in nature — specifically in Switzerland’s Val de Travers, in the west of the country. The valley is known for its absinthe production and, since 1985, for an open-air art exhibition held every four to eight years in the village of Môtiers and its surroundings. For the 2026 edition of Art Môtiers, around 40 artists were selected, including internationally renowned figures such as Pipilotti Rist and Olaf Breuning. As you follow the art trail on foot, you encounter signposts that seem unsure of their direction, a glass waterfall, trembling rubbish bins, an oversized snail shell, what appears to be a declaration of love, and a hut that releases soap bubbles.

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Les Innombrables: 9 Bleecker Street https://t.co/KS1cLAyyoS Swiss art collective Les Innombrables — masters of seizing randomly found realities — made a trip to New York, just to create another artwork in their series of tributes to décollage pioneers Mimmo Rotella, Jacques Villeglé, Raymond Hains, and Raymond Saunders. This time, they’ve claimed the facade of 9 Bleecker Street, not far from the New Museum of Contemporary Art in the Bowery neighborhood of Manhattan.

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Beni Bischof: DeLorean, 2023-2024 / Basel Social Club 2026 https://t.co/WLSQKnI8gq

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Playlist Update: Art and Cars: Jason Rhoades, Pippa Garner, Leandro Erlich, Beni Bischof, Walter De Maria, Kenny Scharf... https://t.co/9nd7qp1UJT

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Basel Biennale 2026: Popular / The Film. Full video on our website.

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Pavlina Vagioni: Oikeiōsis (Kinship) / Hellenic Diaspora Foundation in Venice https://t.co/rXS1qTixWj The Hellenic Diaspora Foundation presents its first international project, Oikeiōsis, a multi-sensory solo exhibition by Greek artist Pavlina Vagioni at Spazio Tana, near the Arsenale entrance, as part of the 61st Biennale Arte. Curated by Dr. Laura Augusta, Director and Chief Curator of the Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston, the exhibition engages the Biennale theme In Minor Keys.

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Playlist Update: Venice Art Biennale 2026 https://t.co/dq5o4u5ODU

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VTV Classics (r3): Etoy Corporation: Mission Eternity Sarcophagus at Tweakfest (2007) https://t.co/XZKRpfENz8 In this rare footage from 2007, the legendary Swiss art collective Etoy presents their iconic Mission Eternity Sarcophagus — a mobile high-tech container that explores death, digital immortality, and memory in the information age.

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Playlist Update: VTV for Members
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Predrag Djaković: Through Golgotha to Resurrection / Pavilion of Serbia at Venice Art Biennale 2026. Complete video on our website.

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Basel Biennale 2026: “Popular” – Public Art That Demands Attention https://t.co/2ViI9f8K5u The Basel Biennale returns in 2026 with a bold new focus: the city’s most visible, most beloved, and sometimes most overlooked public artworks. After two editions dedicated to hidden artistic treasures, this year’s theme shines a spotlight on the monumental, the iconic, and the impossible-to-miss sculptures and installations that define Basel’s urban landscape.From towering figures to playful kinetic works, these popular artworks are part of daily life for residents and visitors alike — yet many require ongoing care, restoration, and public attention to survive for future generations. The 2026 Biennale celebrates their presence while calling for renewed respect, maintenance, and love for these shared cultural treasures. Featured artists: Jonathan Borofsky, Bettina Eichin, Fischli/Weiss, René Küng, Lang/Baumann, Pablo Picasso, Nikki de Saint Phalle, Ferdinand Schlöth, Thomas Schütte, Richard Serra, Paul Suter, Jean Tinguely, Alexander Zschokke.

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Missed @ArtBasel Week 2026? Don’t worry! Our playlist gives you a full, in-depth recap of the event. Just grab some popcorn🍿and settle in — this isn’t a quick 10-second highlight reel. PS: Even more to come! https://t.co/aDsrzFPVyf

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Mauricio Silva Orendain: Fresco Sonoro / Basel Social Club 2026. Full video on our website.

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Through Golgotha to Resurrection / Pavilion of Serbia at Venice Art Biennale 2026 https://t.co/Nf1GQePMTu Predrag Djaković’s installation brings together photographs, personal archives, maps, and administrative documents in a constellation of fragments that interrogates 20th century memory. Not a linear historical narrative, but an exploration of how memory persists in what remains.

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Basel Biennale 2026 - The Map https://t.co/L4ScrZlf9B

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Nicholas Micros at Swiss Art Awards 2026. Full video on our website.