#fred wilson

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Portland Art Museum February 2026: Ugo Rondinone's the sun, Barbara Hepworth's Dual Form, Mary Chomenko Hinckley's Portland Pacific Blue Coyote, Andrea Bowers' Radical Patience, Joseph Kosuth's Five Words in Neon Orange, neon sign at the entrance to Pipilotti Rist's 4th Floor to Mildness, Mark Rothko's Untitled (1969) & No. 5, John McCracken's Black Box & Hap Tivey's Dawn 2x2, Dale Chihuly's L'arbre rouge, Jang Jin-Ik's Fulfillment of Emptiness II, Fred Wilson's I Saw Othello's Visage in his Mind

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Argillite Raven Human Transformation

Fred Wilson

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I am a huge arts fan.

This is my icon image close up.

Iagos mirror. It's absolutely stunning in person. The glass was so reflective, but at certain angles like a black sheet.

[brooklynmuseum]

1 week left! There is still time to experience “The Slipstream: Reflection, Resilience, and Resistance in the Art of Our Time.”

Located in the Great Hall on the first floor, this activation borrows its title from an aeronautical term that refers to the pull of the current that is left in the wake of a large and powerful object, the exhibition examines the placement and displacement of power that runs through American history and continues today.

See the work of mounir fatmi, Hew Locke, Fred Wilson and many more artists from the 1960s to present day during the final week of The Slipstream.

🎟 https://bit.ly/32dBqSI

mounir fatmi (Moroccan, born 1970). Maximum Sensation, 2010. Plywood, textile, plastic, metal, each skateboard. Brooklyn Museum, Purchase gift of Stephanie and Tim Ingrassia and John and Barbara Vogelstein, 2010.67. © artist or artist's estate → Hew Locke (Scottish, born 1959). Koh-i-noor, 2005. Mixed media. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Charles Diamond and bequest of Richard J. Kempe, by exchange, 2007.54. © artist or artist's estate → Fred Wilson (American, born 1954). Drips and Drabs, 2009. Blown glass. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the artist and The Pace Gallery in honor of Arnold Lehman, 2015.23a-j. © artist or artist's estate

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Fred Wilson Afro Kismet Maccarone, Los Angeles March 16 – May 25, 2019

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Marseille. Au MuCEM, la très intéressante expo “Pharaons Superstars” !    

- ensemble Duckomenta - “Köningin Duckfretete”

- Jérémy Mazé, chocolatier - masque de Toutânkhamon en chocolat

- porcelaine de Limoges

- Fred Wilson - “Grey Area”

- Hossam Dirar - "Nefertiti”

- publicité sur plaque de métal pour le soda “Cleo Cola” - USA, 1935

- boîte à tabac "Cleopatra" - Hongrie, XXe s.

-  crème de soins “Tuten Kamen” - USA, XXe s. ; boîte de Talc “Lady Tut" - Boston, 1924

[gnotionlearning]

Understanding Fred Wilson's Mining the Museum

[skowhegan]

Mel Chin (F ‘95), Nicole Eisenman (F ‘06), LaToya Ruby Frazier (A ‘07, F ‘15), Jeffrey Gibson (F ‘14), Gary Hill (F ‘96), Toba Khedoori (A ‘90), Whitfield Lovell (A ‘95, F ‘01, ‘02, ‘05), Rick Lowe (F ‘98), Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle (F ‘02), Kerry James Marshall (F ‘98), Trevor Paglen (F ‘13), Shahzia Sikander (F ‘05), Kara Walker (F ‘01), Carrie Mae Weems (F ‘00), Fred Wilson (F ‘95), Xu Bing (F ‘03) Towards Common Cause: Art Social Change and the MacArthur Fellows Porgram at 40 Smart Museum of Art, The University of Chicago 5550 S. Greenwood Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60637 July 15 - December 19