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The article discusses an exhibition featuring the work of Marina Abramović, a Serbian conceptual and performance artist. The exhibition includes backlit videos of Abramović and other individuals, showcasing their minute movements and conveying a sense of community. It also explores Abramović's performance art, including her famous piece "The Artist is Present" where she sat silently for three months at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The exhibition features various installations and videos that depict Abramović's exploration of identity, relationships, and the limits of the body. [Extracted from the article] |
