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16/09/2025

Catherine Anholt, working from her sea-facing studio in Devon, has cultivated a lifelong practice rooted in observation and imagination. A graduate of the Royal College of Art (1985), she draws on a personal visual diary kept since childhood to create dreamlike paintings that echo the lyrical spirit of Rousseau and Matisse while also resonating with the textures and perspectives of Sogdian and early Islamic murals. Her work reflects the influence of her extensive travels and the visual cultures she has encountered, resulting in a rich, cross-cultural painterly language.

Alongside her renowned career as an illustrator of over 200 children’s books created with her husband Laurence, Anholt’s paintings form an intimate record of her life. Themes of motherhood, family, and nature are central, imbued with both tenderness and universality.

Her inclusion in Culture Kaleidoscope situates her within a wider dialogue of contemporary artists who draw deeply from lived experience and cultural memory to shape a visual language that is both personal and transcendent.

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15/09/2025

Twenty one years after its initial commission, Anish Kapoor’s Monte Sant’ Angelo Station has finally opened in Naples, marking an impressive fusion of public art and functional infrastructure. The project, brought to life through collaboration with architect Amanda Levete, transforms the mundane experience of urban transit into what the designers describe as “an architectural journey.”

The station’s design centers on two distinctive sculptural entrances that serve as thresholds between the city above and the subterranean transit system below.

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14/09/2025

This week‘s in the arts: Berlin Art Week () gathers together some of the most influential cultural voices shaping the city’s artistic landscape.

Curators redefining exhibition formats, collectors preserving experimental practices and gallerists pushing contemporary discourse. These key figures ensure the festival remains a vital platform for creativity and exchange. Alongside the major exhibitions and special projects unfolding across the city, their contributions highlight how Berlin continues to reinvent itself as a global art hub. 🔗 Link in bio to see the full list of persons on our radar.
Cathrin HoffmannVSophia Süßmilch& Konrad Biedenkopf (Curators) -

Mona Stehle (Artistic Director - ) -

Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung (Curator) - Haus der Kulturen der Welt

Cathrin Hoffmann & Sophia Süßmilch (Curators) .hoffmann

Ivan Gette (Gallerist)

Raoul Klooker (Curator and Director AdvaArt_MaisonMariostor)

Robert Grunenberg (Gallerist)

Marios Djamo Ngassam (Collector & Art Advisor)

12/09/2025

The 14th edition of Berlin Art Week () is currently underway till 14th September 2025 with exhibitions, screenings, performances, talks, and gallery openings across the city.

Bringing together over 100 museums, galleries, collections, and project spaces, this year’s edition transforms Berlin into a living exhibition environment for contemporary art. Here are our top picks of what to see if you are exploring the city:

Art Maison Marios × Prazzle Arts: Artists of Our Time
11 September - 25 October, 2025
📍BBA Gallery, Berlin

Lebohang Kganye: Le Sale ka Kgotso
September 12, 202 - January 2, 2026
📍Fotografiska Berlin

Jiyoung Yoon: Seeing Things the Way We See the Moon
September 11, 2025 - January 4, 2026.
📍Daadgalerie

Issy Wood: Magic Bullet
September 11, 2025 - January 31, 2026.
📍Schinkel Pavillon

Petrit Halilaj: An Opera Out of Time
11 September, 2025 - 31 May, 2026
📍Hamburger Bahnhof - Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart, Berlin

Daniel Josefsohn: Unseen
11th September, 2025 - 8th November, 2025
📍Galerie Crone

Christopher Williams: Blocking Templates
September 14, 2025 - March 15, 2026
📍Haubrok Foundation, FAHRBEREITSCHAFT, Berlin

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10/09/2025

Outside London’s Royal Courts of Justice, Banksy has unveiled a mural that stages a brutal image: a judge, wigged and robed, wielding his gavel not as a symbol of law but as a weapon against a fallen protester clutching a bloodied placard.

Swiftly shrouded in black plastic and fenced off by security, the piece has already become a performance of its own, with the state’s attempt to erase it only amplifying its resonance. Whether read as a critique of Britain’s crackdown on protest groups or a broader indictment of judicial power, the work reminds us of art’s ability to provoke outrage, ignite debate, and expose the uneasy theatre between authority and dissent.

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09/09/2025

On September 12, 2025, will open the doors to its newest project, the Art Embassy, at Friedrichstraße 210 in Berlin. The space, located at the historic Checkpoint Charlie, has been transformed into a four-month exhibition that celebrates artistic freedom and exchange. Founder describes the Art Embassy as a response to inequalities in the art world:

The venue itself adds meaning to the project. Once closed to the public, the 2,000-square-meter building has been reopened with the support of project developer , giving new life to a site marked by division and history. Moving from its former home at Potsdamer Platz, Notagallery continues its mission of making contemporary art accessible in unique spaces.

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08/09/2025

ZHU JINSHI Boat, 2012
Installation view, Rubell Museum Miami, 2024.

A monumental vessel made of thousands of sheets of xuan (rice) paper, suspended by bamboo and cotton thread, transforms the gallery into a passage of silence and reflection. As visitors step inside, light softens, sound is absorbed, and the body becomes part of an unfolding ritual—half journey, half meditation.

Zhu Jinshi’s Boat is both fragile and immense: a floating architecture of paper that echoes traditions of Chinese scholar culture while opening toward a universal experience of transit and impermanence. It is less an object to observe than a space to inhabit, a threshold where material and spirit converge.

📍 On view at Rubell Museum, Miami — a poetic invitation to walk through memory, time, and light.

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07/09/2025

Hey everyone,
Taahira here ()👋 Excited to be joining Prazzle as your guide to the New York art scene.

Yesterday, I spent the day at , where this year’s program feels like a much-needed breather for the current state of the art market. Dealers reported solid sales, collectors circled with intent, first-time exhibiting artists showed great promised, and the floor felt charged with optimism. Today’s the final day, so catch it while you can! 🔗 Access our full guide https://www.prazzlearts.com/editorial/top-10-art-picks-from-new-yorks-armory-show-2025

Featured Here:

- Blue Shadow
Gallery: Yosimmilo
Booth: 302

TARWUK – MRTISKLAAH_enecS_laniF_ehT
Gallery: White Cube
Booth: Stand 1015

Joel Gaitan Solo Show
Gallery: The Pit
Booth: F11

Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka – Rumination
Gallery: Patel Brown
Booth: P15

Alejandro García Contreras – Shrine of the Forgotten
Gallery: Swivel Gallery
Booth P5

Chidinma Nnoli - Do This In Memory of Me Il .nnoli
Gallery: Retro Africa
Booth: 422

Joshua Woods -Passages
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Ever Baldwin – Attendants
Gallery: Marinaro
Booth: P23

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