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Opening Huma Bhabha

09.06.23
Openingsavond nieuwe tentoonstelling in M Leuven

Eline Willaert voor M Leuven

On the evening of Friday 9 June, we will open a new exhibition at M: 'LIVIN' THINGS' of Huma Bhabha. Be the first to discover the exhibition, gain insights from the curator and/or artist and enjoy a drink. Entrance to M is free for the occasion.

For who?

  • Everyone is welcome
  • No registration required

When?

  • 19:00 - 20:00: artist talk within the framework of Food for thought 
  • 20:00 - 23:00: drinks & opportunity to visit the exhibition

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About Huma Bhabha

Huma Bhabha lives and works in Poughkeepsie, New York. She moved from Karachi to the United States in 1981 to pursue her studies at the Rhode Island School of Design, and then Columbia University. She garnered international acclaim in 2018 for ‘We Come in Peace’, two colossal bronze figures that she installed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s roof garden.

 

Bhabha has, amongst others, exhibited at the Sydney Biennale (2020), ICA Boston (2019), the Venice Biennale (2015), MoMA PS1 (2012), the Whitney Biennale (2010) and the Gwangju Biennale (2008). In 2020, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art organised her first major retrospective in Europe.

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Untitled, Huma Bhabha, 2021, private collection

Untitled, Huma Bhabha, 2021, private collection. Courtesy of the artist & Xavier Hufkens, Brussels, photo: Adam Reich

Huma Bhabha, 'Impossible', Huma Bhabha, 2021

‘Impossible’, Huma Bhabha, 2021 (detail). Courtesy of the artist & Xavier Hufkens, Brussels, photo: Adam Reich

Huma Bhabha in her studio in Poughkeepsie, New York, 2018

Huma Bhabha in her studio in Poughkeepsie, New York, 2018. Photo: Lauren Lancaster

Installation view ‘Against Time’, 2020, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Installation view ‘Against Time’, 2020, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art © Huma Bhabha, BALTIC, photo: Rob Harris

Exhibition view ‘Against Time’, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, 2020

Installation view ‘Against Time’, 2020, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art © Huma Bhabha, BALTIC, photo: Rob Harris

Exhibition view ‘Against Time’, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, 2020

Installation view ‘Against Time’, 2020, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art © Huma Bhabha, BALTIC, photo: Rob Harris