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Jens Hoffmann's assessment of ground-breaking shows since 1989 examines the drastic transformations in contemporary art curating practice over the previous 25 years.

Nine thematic parts focus on a wide range of exhibitions - 53 in total - including those that have investigated public space, remarked on globalization, engaged audiences in novel ways, and incorporated other disciplines such as theatre and architecture into the gallery.

'Living as Form' (New York, 2011), the first large-scale survey of'social practice'; '55th Venice Biennale' (Venice, 2013), the first time that 'outsider art' was presented alongside 'fine art' in the world's most prestigious art exhibition; 'When Attitudes Become Form: Bern 1969 / Venice 2013' (Venice, 2013), a remake of arguably the most important exhibition of the last 50 years

Show Time The Most Influential Exhibitions of Contemporary Art

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