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Viewing Berlin Gallery Weekend *Discoveries

The Wick Culture - Birgitt Bolsmann*, In Leda’s Boudoir, 1985, Courtesy: Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner / Kurt Haug (Estate Birgitt Bolsmann), Neumünster Photo: Angeline Schube-Focke
Above  Birgitt Bolsmann*, In Leda’s Boudoir, 1985, Courtesy: Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner / Kurt Haug (Estate Birgitt Bolsmann), Neumünster Photo: Angeline Schube-Focke
The Wick Culture - Nevin Aladağ, Body Instruments, Accordion Wings, 2021, Courtesy the artist and Wentrup, Berlin Photo: Trevor Good
Above  Nevin Aladağ, Body Instruments, Accordion Wings, 2021, Courtesy the artist and Wentrup, Berlin Photo: Trevor Good
The Wick Culture - Andreas Siekmann, Heads, 2019-20 (detail, Alex Pentland), Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Barbara Weiss, Berlin
Above  Andreas Siekmann, Heads, 2019-20 (detail, Alex Pentland), Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Barbara Weiss, Berlin
The Wick Culture - Louise Lawler, Untitled (Reflection), 2021, Courtesy the artist, Sprüth Magers and Metro Pictures, New York
Above  Louise Lawler, Untitled (Reflection), 2021, Courtesy the artist, Sprüth Magers and Metro Pictures, New York
The Wick Culture - Henni Alftan*, Nightstand, 2021, Courtesy the artist and Karma, New York
Above  Henni Alftan*, Nightstand, 2021, Courtesy the artist and Karma, New York
The Wick Culture - Dirk Lange*, Eigennacht, 2020, Courtesy the artist and Soy Capitán, Berlin Photo: Lea Gryze
Above  Dirk Lange*, Eigennacht, 2020, Courtesy the artist and Soy Capitán, Berlin Photo: Lea Gryze
The Wick Culture - Abraham Cruzvillegas, Haussmanian Leftovers: Richard Lenoir, 2007, La Colección Jumex, México, Courtesy of the artist and kurimanzutto, Mexico City / New York Photo: Abigail Enzaldo
Above  Abraham Cruzvillegas, Haussmanian Leftovers: Richard Lenoir, 2007, La Colección Jumex, México, Courtesy of the artist and kurimanzutto, Mexico City / New York Photo: Abigail Enzaldo
The Wick Culture - Donna Huanca, NEHC IHSUIP, 2021, Courtesy Peres Projects, Berlin Photo: Matthias Kolb
Above  Donna Huanca, NEHC IHSUIP, 2021, Courtesy Peres Projects, Berlin Photo: Matthias Kolb
The Wick Culture - Dennis Osadebe, Nature Bestowed Upon, 2021, Copyright Dennis Osadebe, König Galerie
Above  Dennis Osadebe, Nature Bestowed Upon, 2021, Copyright Dennis Osadebe, König Galerie
The Wick Culture - Asana Fujikawa*, Ein Waldmensch: Das Ende der Phase der Metamorphose, 2016, Courtesy Asana Fujikawa & Galerie Friese Photo: Martin Meiser
Above  Asana Fujikawa*, Ein Waldmensch: Das Ende der Phase der Metamorphose, 2016, Courtesy Asana Fujikawa & Galerie Friese Photo: Martin Meiser
The Wick Culture - Igor Hosnedl*, Dedicated To Matthew Wong, 2020, Courtesy Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig/Berlin Photo: Otto Felber
Above  Igor Hosnedl*, Dedicated To Matthew Wong, 2020, Courtesy Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig/Berlin Photo: Otto Felber
The Wick Culture - Anna & Bernhard Blume, Invitation (Detail), 2021, Courtesy the artist and Buchmann Galerie Berlin Photo: Studio Des Hughes
Above  Anna & Bernhard Blume, Invitation (Detail), 2021, Courtesy the artist and Buchmann Galerie Berlin Photo: Studio Des Hughes
The Wick Culture - Birgitt Bolsmann*, In Leda’s Boudoir, 1985, Courtesy: Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner / Kurt Haug (Estate Birgitt Bolsmann), Neumünster Photo: Angeline Schube-Focke
Above  Birgitt Bolsmann*, In Leda’s Boudoir, 1985, Courtesy: Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner / Kurt Haug (Estate Birgitt Bolsmann), Neumünster Photo: Angeline Schube-Focke
The Wick Culture - Nevin Aladağ, Body Instruments, Accordion Wings, 2021, Courtesy the artist and Wentrup, Berlin Photo: Trevor Good
Above  Nevin Aladağ, Body Instruments, Accordion Wings, 2021, Courtesy the artist and Wentrup, Berlin Photo: Trevor Good
The Wick Culture - Andreas Siekmann, Heads, 2019-20 (detail, Alex Pentland), Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Barbara Weiss, Berlin
Above  Andreas Siekmann, Heads, 2019-20 (detail, Alex Pentland), Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Barbara Weiss, Berlin
The Wick Culture - Louise Lawler, Untitled (Reflection), 2021, Courtesy the artist, Sprüth Magers and Metro Pictures, New York
Above  Louise Lawler, Untitled (Reflection), 2021, Courtesy the artist, Sprüth Magers and Metro Pictures, New York
The Wick Culture - Henni Alftan*, Nightstand, 2021, Courtesy the artist and Karma, New York
Above  Henni Alftan*, Nightstand, 2021, Courtesy the artist and Karma, New York
The Wick Culture - Dirk Lange*, Eigennacht, 2020, Courtesy the artist and Soy Capitán, Berlin Photo: Lea Gryze
Above  Dirk Lange*, Eigennacht, 2020, Courtesy the artist and Soy Capitán, Berlin Photo: Lea Gryze
The Wick Culture - Abraham Cruzvillegas, Haussmanian Leftovers: Richard Lenoir, 2007, La Colección Jumex, México, Courtesy of the artist and kurimanzutto, Mexico City / New York Photo: Abigail Enzaldo
Above  Abraham Cruzvillegas, Haussmanian Leftovers: Richard Lenoir, 2007, La Colección Jumex, México, Courtesy of the artist and kurimanzutto, Mexico City / New York Photo: Abigail Enzaldo
The Wick Culture - Donna Huanca, NEHC IHSUIP, 2021, Courtesy Peres Projects, Berlin Photo: Matthias Kolb
Above  Donna Huanca, NEHC IHSUIP, 2021, Courtesy Peres Projects, Berlin Photo: Matthias Kolb
The Wick Culture - Dennis Osadebe, Nature Bestowed Upon, 2021, Copyright Dennis Osadebe, König Galerie
Above  Dennis Osadebe, Nature Bestowed Upon, 2021, Copyright Dennis Osadebe, König Galerie
The Wick Culture - Asana Fujikawa*, Ein Waldmensch: Das Ende der Phase der Metamorphose, 2016, Courtesy Asana Fujikawa & Galerie Friese Photo: Martin Meiser
Above  Asana Fujikawa*, Ein Waldmensch: Das Ende der Phase der Metamorphose, 2016, Courtesy Asana Fujikawa & Galerie Friese Photo: Martin Meiser
The Wick Culture - Igor Hosnedl*, Dedicated To Matthew Wong, 2020, Courtesy Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig/Berlin Photo: Otto Felber
Above  Igor Hosnedl*, Dedicated To Matthew Wong, 2020, Courtesy Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig/Berlin Photo: Otto Felber
The Wick Culture - Anna & Bernhard Blume, Invitation (Detail), 2021, Courtesy the artist and Buchmann Galerie Berlin Photo: Studio Des Hughes
Above  Anna & Bernhard Blume, Invitation (Detail), 2021, Courtesy the artist and Buchmann Galerie Berlin Photo: Studio Des Hughes

Gallery Weekend *Discoveries
16 — 18 September 2021
Various locations across Berlin

https://www.gallery-weekend-berlin.de

If you’re lucky enough to be in Berlin this weekend, make sure to scope out the first edition of Gallery Weekend *Discoveries, a new series of exhibitions spotlighting fresh artistic talent organised by the Gallery Weekend Berlin network. Gallery Weekend Berlin has long been a highlight of the international arts calendar, and it seems its little sister is primed to follow suit.

Some 50 galleries across the city are taking part in the new initiative, among them Tanja Wagner, Crone and Sprüth Magers, which presents a solo exhibition of ten new works by the Paris-based artist Hanni Alftan. König Galerie, meanwhile, highlights a trio of artists whose reputations are on the rise, including painter Dennis Osadebe and Californian-based artist Heather Day. At Peres Projects, you’ll find Staying with the Trouble, Harm Gerdes’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.

Gallery hop complete, head down to the Neue Nationalgalerie to catch its solo Alexander Calder exhibition, featuring his entrancing mobiles, stabiles and standing mobiles. If you’re a fan of avant-garde art, look to Museum Barberini’s brilliant exhibition exploring Impressionism in Russia. Scoot along to Transit for supper before sipping on classic cocktails at Ora. And then to bed. Or not. Berlin’s famously hedonistic clubs have finally reopened. At least for now, the all-night party has resumed. See you on the dance floor.
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Dates
16 September 2021 — 18 September 2021

Viewing Eye of the Collector

The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
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The Wick Culture - Eye of the Collector
Above  Eye of the Collector

Eye of the Collector
8 – 11 September 2021, by invitation only on 8th September
Two Temple Place, London

London’s art world is abuzz once more with new exhibitions, private gallery views and art fair openings. Turning heads this week is the inaugural edition of Eye of the Collector, a new format art fair launched by the former head of Masterpiece, Nazy Vassegh.

Located in the stunning surroundings of Two Temple Place, a neo-Gothic mansion commissioned, in 1892, by the world’s richest man, William Waldorf Astor, Eye of the Collector offers exceptional works of art and design spanning 6000 years. The selected pieces, chosen in collaboration with participating galleries, are presented as if they were in a collector’s home. Vassegh is hoping the absence of booths and the carefully curated cross-category display will create new dialogues that will inspire and engage.

Some 30 dealers (big and small) are taking part in the first edition. You’ll encounter everything from prints and mid-century design to studio ceramics and contemporary sculpture. In keeping with the fair’s eclectic spirit, ancient art and works by modern masters including Picasso, Warhol, Haring and Fontana are shown opposite new works and commissions. The fair also seeks to spotlight previously overlooked artists, including the New York abstract expressionist painter Perle Fine and the German-born Swedish painter Lotte Laserstein.

Eye of the Collector is a new fair for a new era. Snap up tickets sharpish — even if it’s just to marvel at the opulent interiors of this luxury London landmark. (Those outside London can browse highlights online.)
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Dates
08 September 2021 — 12 September 2021

Viewing Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum

The Wick Culture - Wim Wenders
Above  Wim Wenders
The Wick Culture - BRITISH FORCES IN AFGHANISTAN, OPERATION FINGAL 2002 (LAND-02-012-0865) A paratrooper of Bruneval Company, 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, passes a group of young children during a security patrol in the centre of Kabul Afghanistan, February 2002. British troops were deployed in Afghanistan on Operation FINGAL under the auspices of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). The mission was to assist the interim administration with security and stabilit... Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205217188
Above  BRITISH FORCES IN AFGHANISTAN, OPERATION FINGAL 2002 (LAND-02-012-0865) A paratrooper of Bruneval Company, 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, passes a group of young children during a security patrol in the centre of Kabul Afghanistan, February 2002. British troops were deployed in Afghanistan on Operation FINGAL under the auspices of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). The mission was to assist the interim administration with security and stabilit… Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205217188
The Wick Culture - OPERATION TELIC: BRITISH FORCES IN IRAQ, 2003 (OP-TELIC 03-010-37-284) The advance into Basra City. Watched by Iraqi civilians, soldiers of 3rd Parachute Regiment secure the Old Town. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205216564
Above  OPERATION TELIC: BRITISH FORCES IN IRAQ, 2003 (OP-TELIC 03-010-37-284) The advance into Basra City. Watched by Iraqi civilians, soldiers of 3rd Parachute Regiment secure the Old Town. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205216564
The Wick Culture - WAR STORY: STUDIES OF CAMP BASTION, MAIN OPERATING BASE LASHKAR GAH, LASHKAR GAH TRAINING CENTRE, AND FORWARD OPERATING BASE SHAWQAT DURING OPERATION HERRICK XVIII, MAY-JUNE 2013 (DC 2761) Digital file. Image of scene at Camp Tombstone, Helmand Province Afghanistan during Operation Herrick XVIII (H18). Taken during a visit by members of the War Story project team. IWM employees Louise Skidmore and Damon Cleary interviewing Major Andrew Geary, 3 Logistic Support Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps, (3 LOG REGT) Camp Tombstone. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205394416
Above  WAR STORY: STUDIES OF CAMP BASTION, MAIN OPERATING BASE LASHKAR GAH, LASHKAR GAH TRAINING CENTRE, AND FORWARD OPERATING BASE SHAWQAT DURING OPERATION HERRICK XVIII, MAY-JUNE 2013 (DC 2761) Digital file. Image of scene at Camp Tombstone, Helmand Province Afghanistan during Operation Herrick XVIII (H18). Taken during a visit by members of the War Story project team. IWM employees Louise Skidmore and Damon Cleary interviewing Major Andrew Geary, 3 Logistic Support Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps, (3 LOG REGT) Camp Tombstone. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205394416
The Wick Culture - Photographing Ground Zero, Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum
Above  Photographing Ground Zero, Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum
The Wick Culture - General view of Section of steel work, (Obj No EPH 10364.1) from one of the Twin Towers involved in the 911 terrorist attack in New York, in the Main Exhibition Space at IWM North. Section of twisted and rusted steelwork from the collapsed World Trade Center, New York. The twin towers, which opened on 4 April 1973, were at the time of their construction the tallest buildings in the world. On the morning of 11 September 2001, hijackers affiliated with the Al-Qaeda organisation flew two Boeing 767 jets into the complex, beginning with the North Tower at 8:46am, then the South Tower 17 minutes later, in a coordinated act of terrorism. After burning for almost an hour, the South Tower collapsed, followed by the North Tower 29 minutes later. The attacks on the World Trade Center killed 2,606 people in and within the vicinity of the towers, as well as all 157 on board the two aircraft. This particular piece of steelwork comprises beams from the external walls of the building, and was originally located somewhere around one of the two impact zones. Photographed 24th January 2017.
Above  General view of Section of steel work, (Obj No EPH 10364.1) from one of the Twin Towers involved in the 911 terrorist attack in New York, in the Main Exhibition Space at IWM North. Section of twisted and rusted steelwork from the collapsed World Trade Center, New York. The twin towers, which opened on 4 April 1973, were at the time of their construction the tallest buildings in the world. On the morning of 11 September 2001, hijackers affiliated with the Al-Qaeda organisation flew two Boeing 767 jets into the complex, beginning with the North Tower at 8:46am, then the South Tower 17 minutes later, in a coordinated act of terrorism. After burning for almost an hour, the South Tower collapsed, followed by the North Tower 29 minutes later. The attacks on the World Trade Center killed 2,606 people in and within the vicinity of the towers, as well as all 157 on board the two aircraft. This particular piece of steelwork comprises beams from the external walls of the building, and was originally located somewhere around one of the two impact zones. Photographed 24th January 2017.
The Wick Culture - Photographing Ground Zero, Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum
Above  Photographing Ground Zero, Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum
The Wick Culture - Wim Wenders
Above  Wim Wenders
The Wick Culture - BRITISH FORCES IN AFGHANISTAN, OPERATION FINGAL 2002 (LAND-02-012-0865) A paratrooper of Bruneval Company, 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, passes a group of young children during a security patrol in the centre of Kabul Afghanistan, February 2002. British troops were deployed in Afghanistan on Operation FINGAL under the auspices of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). The mission was to assist the interim administration with security and stabilit... Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205217188
Above  BRITISH FORCES IN AFGHANISTAN, OPERATION FINGAL 2002 (LAND-02-012-0865) A paratrooper of Bruneval Company, 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, passes a group of young children during a security patrol in the centre of Kabul Afghanistan, February 2002. British troops were deployed in Afghanistan on Operation FINGAL under the auspices of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). The mission was to assist the interim administration with security and stabilit… Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205217188
The Wick Culture - OPERATION TELIC: BRITISH FORCES IN IRAQ, 2003 (OP-TELIC 03-010-37-284) The advance into Basra City. Watched by Iraqi civilians, soldiers of 3rd Parachute Regiment secure the Old Town. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205216564
Above  OPERATION TELIC: BRITISH FORCES IN IRAQ, 2003 (OP-TELIC 03-010-37-284) The advance into Basra City. Watched by Iraqi civilians, soldiers of 3rd Parachute Regiment secure the Old Town. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205216564
The Wick Culture - WAR STORY: STUDIES OF CAMP BASTION, MAIN OPERATING BASE LASHKAR GAH, LASHKAR GAH TRAINING CENTRE, AND FORWARD OPERATING BASE SHAWQAT DURING OPERATION HERRICK XVIII, MAY-JUNE 2013 (DC 2761) Digital file. Image of scene at Camp Tombstone, Helmand Province Afghanistan during Operation Herrick XVIII (H18). Taken during a visit by members of the War Story project team. IWM employees Louise Skidmore and Damon Cleary interviewing Major Andrew Geary, 3 Logistic Support Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps, (3 LOG REGT) Camp Tombstone. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205394416
Above  WAR STORY: STUDIES OF CAMP BASTION, MAIN OPERATING BASE LASHKAR GAH, LASHKAR GAH TRAINING CENTRE, AND FORWARD OPERATING BASE SHAWQAT DURING OPERATION HERRICK XVIII, MAY-JUNE 2013 (DC 2761) Digital file. Image of scene at Camp Tombstone, Helmand Province Afghanistan during Operation Herrick XVIII (H18). Taken during a visit by members of the War Story project team. IWM employees Louise Skidmore and Damon Cleary interviewing Major Andrew Geary, 3 Logistic Support Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps, (3 LOG REGT) Camp Tombstone. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205394416
The Wick Culture - Photographing Ground Zero, Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum
Above  Photographing Ground Zero, Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum
The Wick Culture - General view of Section of steel work, (Obj No EPH 10364.1) from one of the Twin Towers involved in the 911 terrorist attack in New York, in the Main Exhibition Space at IWM North. Section of twisted and rusted steelwork from the collapsed World Trade Center, New York. The twin towers, which opened on 4 April 1973, were at the time of their construction the tallest buildings in the world. On the morning of 11 September 2001, hijackers affiliated with the Al-Qaeda organisation flew two Boeing 767 jets into the complex, beginning with the North Tower at 8:46am, then the South Tower 17 minutes later, in a coordinated act of terrorism. After burning for almost an hour, the South Tower collapsed, followed by the North Tower 29 minutes later. The attacks on the World Trade Center killed 2,606 people in and within the vicinity of the towers, as well as all 157 on board the two aircraft. This particular piece of steelwork comprises beams from the external walls of the building, and was originally located somewhere around one of the two impact zones. Photographed 24th January 2017.
Above  General view of Section of steel work, (Obj No EPH 10364.1) from one of the Twin Towers involved in the 911 terrorist attack in New York, in the Main Exhibition Space at IWM North. Section of twisted and rusted steelwork from the collapsed World Trade Center, New York. The twin towers, which opened on 4 April 1973, were at the time of their construction the tallest buildings in the world. On the morning of 11 September 2001, hijackers affiliated with the Al-Qaeda organisation flew two Boeing 767 jets into the complex, beginning with the North Tower at 8:46am, then the South Tower 17 minutes later, in a coordinated act of terrorism. After burning for almost an hour, the South Tower collapsed, followed by the North Tower 29 minutes later. The attacks on the World Trade Center killed 2,606 people in and within the vicinity of the towers, as well as all 157 on board the two aircraft. This particular piece of steelwork comprises beams from the external walls of the building, and was originally located somewhere around one of the two impact zones. Photographed 24th January 2017.
The Wick Culture - Photographing Ground Zero, Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum
Above  Photographing Ground Zero, Wim Wenders, Imperial War Museum

Wim Wenders: Photographing Ground Zero
10 September 2021 – 9 January 2022
IWM, London
https://www.iwm.org.uk/events/wim-wenders-photographing-ground-zero

In November 2001, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker Wim Wenders travelled to New York to capture the aftermath of 9/11. Having grown up in the rubble and ruins of post-war West Germany, Wenders was particularly haunted by the attacks. ‘All of mankind was badly shaken,’ Wenders recently told The Guardian. ‘But I kept dreaming of being stuck in collapsing towers. I wanted to somehow exorcise these things.’

Wenders entered the site as the assistant of Joel Meyerowitz, the city’s only official photographer permitted to document work on ‘the pile’ at Ground Zero. He shot sparingly, however. ‘I feel places talk about us, they tell us about ourselves,’ he continued. ‘As a photographer, I become the listener.’

Five large-format photographs taken during his six-hour stint at Ground Zero are now on display at the Imperial War Museum in London as part of its 9/11: Twenty Years On programme. They are as captivating as they are terrifying. Cranes, diggers and firefighters loom large against a background of hellish chaos and destruction. With the Taliban’s recent retake of Afghanistan, these images are more chilling than ever.
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Dates
10 September 2021 — 09 January 2022
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