Tino sehgal biography graphic organizer

Following the Guggenheim’s Wassily Kandinsky retrospective in the fall—a blockbuster that filled the famed rotunda and its side galleries with hundreds of canvases and works on paper—the museum was completely cleared out.

On the sale of his work, the artist Tino Sehgal (London, ), however, does not allow for any form of visual documentation or material traces.

On the day of the first round of French elections I was in Arles visiting the Luma openings and I went to peep at the coming Rencontres of Arles.

This project exists both in homage and as a provocation to an artist who resolved a significant intellectual cycle within contemporary art that started.

Abstract: Contemporary artwork is a complex entity made up of several superimposed planes: the material plane, the conceptual plane and the biographical plane.

Performance artist Tino Sehgal's highly ephemeral practice with socialite and heiress Paris Hilton's multi- dimensional business empire.

The bare architecture became the frame for two “constructed situations” by London-born, Berlin-based artist Tino Sehgal. The thirty-four-year-old artist has exhibited his loosely choreographed conceptual performances at gallery, museum and art fair spaces since the early 2000s.

Visitors to the Guggenheim found the main exhibition space void of objects but full of people. The ticket and membership counters were moved from the lobby to an outer vestibule for the duration of the exhibition, allowing visitors to gather in a circle on the ground floor.

At first glance, the centre of their attention appeared to be a kissing couple, two visitors lying on the floor in an embrace. Yet, watching the scene, one periodically heard the kissers announce “The Ki