“The sculptures ask us to consider what happens when artificial beings become old enough to have ancestors…”
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Long interested in his ancestry and familial connection to the land, Tang Shuo once again journeys to his home territory.
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Calm yet imposing figures evoke the Benin Bronzes, ceremonial masking traditions, and the Moai stones of Easter Island.
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Jonatan Leandoer Håstad presents paintings, sculpture, film and installations in a free Stockholm exhibition spanning ten years of work. More

In Munich, Saraceno’s ecological and collaborative projects take center stage for a sweeping presentation titled ‘Ancestral Futures.’
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