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Gerda Krivaite

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A UK-based journalist covering politics for The European Correspondent and music & literature for Our Culture.

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Where to See Great Art in London This Weekend

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By Gerda Krivaite Verified
| Our Culture Mag Verified
Looking to spend the weekend surrounded by art? From immersive digital worlds to rare installations, here are four art exhibitions worth adding to your plans this weekend. Historic Bell House becomes part of the exhibition in Rosie Bayliss’ latest solo show, where newly created paintings and drawings respond directly to the Georgian rooms and the surrounding gardens. Figures appear suspended in moments of quiet contemplation as domestic interiors blur into imagined landscapes.
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Lee Bul Announces First Hauser & Wirth New York Show

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By Gerda Krivaite Verified
| Our Culture Mag Verified
Hauser & Wirth is set to present its first exhibition with celebrated South Korean artist Lee Bul this autumn, opening at the gallery’s 22nd Street location in New York from 10 September to 24 October 2026. Titled The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun and organised by guest curator Dr. Jiyoon Lee, the exhibition brings together major new sculptures alongside recent works that continue the artist’s long-running exploration of technology, nature and history.
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Seven Artworks That Shocked the Public When They Were First Exhibited

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By Gerda Krivaite Verified, Tabitha Green
| Our Culture Mag Verified
Walking through a museum today, you’d be forgiven for forgetting that many of the works hanging silently on those walls once caused riots of various sorts, with crowds jeering and critics fuming. These seven pieces felt like they arrived as provocations, and the public let them know it. When Olympia hit the 1865 Paris Salon, critics were truly horrified. The subject itself, a reclining nude, was nothing new.
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