Jesse Draxler, Good Artists Do Bad Things Curated by Achille Lauro, Milan
American artist Jesse Draxler, renowned for his influential works in the underground music scene, is set to unveil “The Iliad” at his solo exhibition, “Good Artists Do Bad Things.” This event coincides with the release of curator Achille Lauro’s new album, “RAGAZZI MA
Szilvia Bolla, Running Up That Hill at Glassyard Gallery, Budapest
“Running Up That Hill” by Szilvia Bolla, curated by Barnabás Zemlényi-Kovács, at Glassyard Gallery, Budapest, 22/03/2024-24/05/2024. The art of Szilvia Bolla, which has started with abstract anti-photographs reacting against the depressive overconsumption of pictures, now arrived at a
Ju Young Kim, Aeroplastics at Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, Munich
“Aeroplastics” by Ju Young Kim, at Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, Munich, 8/02 – 13/03/2024. In Ju Young Kim s artistic practice, robust high-tech aircraft components merge with Art Nouveau elements made of glass, ceramics and metal, creating novel, symbolically recoded objects an
Seongeun Lee, Steven He, Stove by a Whale at Staffordshire St Gallery, London
“Stove by a Whale” by Seongeun Lee, Steven He, curated by Jia Yue He, at Staffordshire St Gallery, London, 18/04/2024-05/05/2024. We’re interested in areas where tides change, and the ground isn’t firm”. While architecture grounded in rational thinking is built on solid land, this
Göksu Kunak, Bygone Innocence at Pilevneli Gallery, Istanbul
“Bygone Innocence” by Göksu Kunak, curated by Léon Kruijswijk, at Pilevneli Gallery, Istanbul, March 6 – April 6, 2024. With Bygone Innocence the multidisciplinary artist Göksu Kunak (b. 1985) presents a new body of work that departs from the 1996 Susurluk car accident. The cras
“Lavinia” group exhibition at Hannah Hoffman Gallery, Los Angeles
“Lavinia” by Sydney Acosta, Sula Bermúdez-Silverman, Ann Craven, Chioma Ebinama, Hanna Hur, Paulina Peavy, Paul Thek, at Hannah Hoffman Gallery, Los Angeles, March 30 – May 4, 2024. “We are all contingent. Resentment is foolish and ungenerous, and even anger is inadequate. I am
ATEM by AUSGANG studio at Galerie Kaple
“ATEM” by AUSGANG studio, curated by Leszek Wojaczek, at Galerie Kaple, 06.09 – 03.11.2023. AUSGANG studio shows a higher form of evolution where we have to rethink our understanding of artificial life and its needs for the future. The ability to learn and adapt is one of the found
A Worm’s Eye View from a Bird’s Beak
“A Worm’s Eye View from a Bird’s Beak” by Raven Chacon, at Swiss Institute in New York, January 25 – April 14, 2024. Swiss Institute (SI) is pleased to present A Worm’s Eye View from a Bird’s Beak, Raven Chacon’s first major institutional solo exhibition, organized in partner
Erris Huigens, Passer-by at FORM
“Passer-by”, Erris Huigens, at FORM Amsterdam, 27.02.24 – 31.03.24. Erris Huigens challenges conventional norms of perception. This project transcends a mere exhibition, unfolding in various phases that are both external and internal, revisiting different stages of a construction a
Kate Mosher Hall at Hannah Hoffman Gallery, Los Angeles
“Never Odd or Even” by Kate Mosher Hall, at Hannah Hoffman Gallery, Los Angeles, February 17 – March 23, 2024. The medium we make when are bodies are shaking There are five archetypes of pillow-talk. There is the confessor, the philosopher, the playful one, a silent-exhausted, and a si
