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✨️ Fluxus Art Projects, the @comitegaleries and @friezeofficial are delighted to announce the members of this year’s Fluxus-CPGA Prize at Frieze London jury.

🏆 Our exceptional jury members are Anne-Pierre d’Albis @parcourssaintgermain, Co-Vice-Chair & Benefactor of Fluxus Art Projects, Claude Bonnin, Chair of Association pour la diffusion internationale de l'art français @adiaf_o, @nathalie.guiot Founder & Director of @fondation_thalie_, @robertxleckie, Director of @gasworkslondon, @james.lingwood, Curator, Producer and Writer, @helene.nguyen_ban, Chair & Benefactor of Fluxus Art Projects, @_catherine_wood_, Director of programme at @tate.

🎨 The jury will visit Frieze London on Thursday 15 October to review submissions. The winner will be announced on Friday 16 October at a the Residence of the French Ambassador.

🤝 Fluxus is supported by @ifru_london @if_officiel @culture_gouv @francediplo @britishcouncilfr 

#fluxusartprojects #contemporaryart #artists #curators #exhibitions
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We are delighted to participate again in ESTHER, New York from May 12–16, 2026 at the historic Estonian House, a four-story Beaux-Arts landmark, with a solo presentation of new works by Kata Tranker.

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ESTHER III
May 12–16, 2026
The Estonian House
243 East 34th Street, New York

💌 love@longtermhandstand.art

ESTHER III is free and open to the public / RSVP via @esther.ee

The new works explore the unknown prehistory of humanity and the deep evolutionary past that continues to shape human existence. Drawing on speculative narratives such as the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis, the works imagine early hominids living in close relation to water, nature, and one another, before the emergence of human self-consciousness and civilization.

Through reliefs, sculptures, and ritual-like forms, Tranker creates fictional archaeological scenes populated by bathing hominids, aquatic plants, shells, and intimate ancestral figures. The works seek to move beyond scientific descriptions of evolution by imagining emotional, spiritual, and relational dimensions of prehistoric life.

At the center of the presentation is a sarcophagus-like installation conceived as a tribute to forgotten ancestors who vanished without memorials or burial sites. Inspired by ancient goddess figures and archaeological remains, the works combine human and non-human features to evoke myth, ritual, and collective memory.

Kata Tranker (b. 1989, Budapest) lives and works in Budapest. Her work has been presented at major international exhibitions including the Timișoara Biennale 2023 and Manifesta 14, as well as institutions such as the Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art and ICA-Dunaújváros. In 2025, she was awarded the main prize of the LOKART Biennale 2025.

#katatranker #longtermhandstand
#esther #newyork #contemporaryart
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