Emdash Foundation

MO.CO. Montpellier Contemporain presents “Neo Rauch. The Dream of Reason”.

This exhibition illuminates Rauch’s unique career from the 90s until present day with over 100 of his works included- most of which have never been displayed in France until now. His works combine places and eras with dreamlike sequences, provoking a reflection on history & national heritage as well as on the role of the artist in the modern world.

All professional photos of the exhibition are done by and it will run until 15.10.2023.

Cecilia Vicuña is a groundbreaking and unconventional multidisciplinary artist that advocates for the importance of art even in the wake of oppression.

Vicuña has channeled her experiences of oppression and violence under Pinochet into her artworks, creating a unique archive that reinforces her existence while suggesting great loss. “In London, 1972 and Today” , an exhibition hosted by Lehmann Maupin, incorporates new paintings, mixed-media works as well as recreations of lost works from Vicuñas years in London from 1972-1975. She remains tireless in her commitment to advocate for social and political change, inextricably linking art and social movements within her fascinating work.

The new revolutionary project ‘The Beautiful Paintings’ sees Damien Hirst capitalizing on the use of technology in generating artworks.

In collaboration with HENI, the project remixes Hirst’s Spin Paintings from the 1990s, calling on collectors to generate their own paintings using AI.

The extraordinary success of this project manifested itself as Hirst sold 5,109 physical artworks and 399 NFTs.

What does the success of this project suggest for the future of art?