What might history painting look like in a world saturated with images? Something like the work of Thomas Demand. For more than twenty-five years, he has been using his talents as a photographer and sculptor to try to capture the disturbing stuttering of history that defines contemporary image culture. 

Thomas Demand

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Private opening of the Victor Brauner exhibition at the National Museum of Arts in Timisoara, and discovery of 40 artworks lent by the Centre Pompidou on this occasion, invited by Ovidiu Sandor, member of the IC-Central Europe, tour of the Art Encounters Foundation, artist encounters.

With Mica Ghergescu, research services development officer at the Bibliothèque Kandinsky

IC, GAX, MR, Grand Donateur // Timisoara

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Sarkis imagines stagings constructed from stories borrowed as much from the memory of the place as from his own, drawing on his "war treasure" (collection of everyday objects, art and ethnographic objects, images, etc.), a leitmotif that runs through his work since 1976. In his installations, the artist combines neon, video, photography, watercolour and various materials such as glass, water...

With Sophie Duplaix, Head of the contemporary collections department

IC, GAX, MR // Sarkis' Studio