This makes me feel Afraid Connected Respect at an Individual but Shared scale
The Last Judgment
Exhibition that confronts themes of death, social mores, the colossus of art history, and the nature and value of art in globalized contemporary society.
Nearly 30 installation, sculpture, performance, and site-specific works from throughout the artist’s career are on view within the open space of UCCA’s Great Hall, Works drawn from the artist’s own biography, identity as an artist, and ostensibly self-centered persona paradoxically open up into a multitude of identities and questions confronting the motifs of death and mortality.
Contributor notes
What is surprising, refreshing, most interesting?
The works are loosely arranged in all directions
Key Insights? What can we learn from this?
All the installations reflects on Maurizo Cattelan' personal experience but audiences can easily resonate with him through the artworks.