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    Utopia Now! | Yael Bartana

    Date:
    15 March up to 10 May 2025
    Location:
    → Annet Gelink Gallery
    Laurierstraat 187-189
    1016 PL Amsterdam
    Open:
    • Wednesday 10:00—18:00
    • Thursday 10:00—18:00
    • Friday 10:00—18:00
    • Saturday 13:00—18:00
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    Free admission
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    Utopia Now!

    Following her success at the Venice Biennale, Annet Gelink Gallery is proud to celebrate over 20 years of collaboration with artist Yael Bartana, presenting her seventh solo exhibition at the gallery.

    Utopia Now! brings together a recent body of work, continuing Bartana’s exploration of collective identity and the possibilities of imagining communities beyond fixed labels. As part of its special program marking its 25th anniversary, Annet Gelink Gallery entrusts the artist with the power to envision new futures.

    image credit:
    Yael Bartana, Mir Zaynen Do (We Are Here!), 2024, video still, courtesy of Annet Gelink Gallery, Amsterdam; Sommer Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv; Galleria Raffaella Cortese, Milan; Petzel Gallery, New York; Capitain Petzel, Berlin and Cecilia Hillström Gallery, Stockholm, Photo by Pablo Saborido

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