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Discover Alexandre Arrechea's Orange Functional and more than sixty other incredible works at Art Omi in New York’s Hudson Valley and on
Bloomberg Connects.
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Throughout history, people have spent time transforming and re-shaping different mediums to help share their perspectives. This month, we’re showcasing contemporary artists who use a range of forms and materials as a means of personal expression, and who create communal experiences to tell their unique stories.
Access exclusive opportunities and more at ARTS <GO>.
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LONDON
Serpentine
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Georg Baselitz: Sculptures 2011-2015 features never-before-seen towering wooden sculptures—each made from a single tree trunk—alongside loose, inky drawings. The exhibition provides new insight into Baselitz's creative process, as living forms are carved using power saws, axes, and chisels into works of art that retain the texture of timber.
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LONDON | Serpentine
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Georg Baselitz: Sculptures 2011-2015 features never-before-seen towering wooden sculptures—each made from a single tree trunk—alongside loose, inky drawings. The exhibition provides new insight into Baselitz's creative process, as living forms are carved using power saws, axes, and chisels into works of art that retain the texture of timber.
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HONG KONG
Asia Society Hong Kong Center
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Beacon in the Storm: The Art of Pang Jiun showcases work by the contemporary Taiwanese painter. Fusing Western techniques with imagery that recalls Eastern philosophy, this retrospective explores the development of a modern master through subjects such as nature and rhythm.
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HONG KONG | Asia Society Hong Kong Center
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Beacon in the Storm: The Art of Pang Jiun showcases work by the contemporary Taiwanese painter. Fusing Western techniques with imagery that recalls Eastern philosophy, this retrospective explores the development of a modern master through subjects such as nature and rhythm.
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NEW YORK
Madison Square Park Conservancy
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Incorporating over 15,000 yards of crocheted nylon and cotton string, shoelaces, paracord, and rubber bands, Sheila Pepe brings her first outdoor exhibition to Manhattan. A monumental collaboration between expert and novice crocheters, My Neighbor's Garden challenges assumptions about craft and the role of women.
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NEW YORK | Madison Square Park Conservancy
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Incorporating over 15,000 yards of crocheted nylon and cotton string, shoelaces, paracord, and rubber bands, Sheila Pepe brings her first outdoor exhibition to Manhattan. A monumental collaboration between expert and novice crocheters, My Neighbor's Garden challenges assumptions about craft and the role of women.
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FROM BLOOMBERG PURSUITS:
LA BOHÈME GETS A FACELIFT
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For forty years, the Metropolitan Opera's sumptuous production of Puccini's La Bohème has been a perennial fan favorite. But what happens when the iconic scenery of 19th-century bohemian Paris starts to look tired? Bloomberg's James Tarmy went behind the scenes to watch 40 master scenic artists work their magic.
Read on ›
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NEW ON BLOOMBERG CONNECTS
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Roots, a large-scale installation by Ethiopian artist Elias Sime, spans over 2,000 square feet at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center. Made entirely of e-waste, the work speaks to the cost of progress and the volume of what we dispose. Beyond the implications of its raw materials, Sime’s installation is a testament to the power of human ingenuity and creativity.
Learn more on the Connects app ›
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Harnessing the power of arts and culture to improve communities across the globe.
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Bloomberg Philanthropies believes in the power of arts and culture to inspire creativity and spark collaboration. Our Arts program supports artists and cultural organizations and improves audience experience to strengthen the creative landscape and quality of life in cities around the world.
Learn more at Bloomberg.org/Arts ›
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IMAGE CREDITS (TOP TO BOTTOM): Alexandre Arrechea, Orange Functional, 2022, Courtesy: Art Omi, Photo: Alon Koppel; View of the exhibition © Georg Baselitz 2023, Photo: Hugo Glendinning, 2023, Courtesy: Georg Baselitz; Courtesy: Asia Society Hong Kong Center; Sheila Pepe, My Neighbor’s Garden, 2023, Collection the artist, Commissioned by Madison Square Park Conservancy, New York, Photo: Hunter Canning; Gabby Jones/Bloomberg; Elias Sime, Roots (partial view), 2023, Woven wires and other reclaimed electronic components, Photo: Will Kirk / Johns Hopkins University.
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