Tradition and Innovation: The Venice Biennale Opens Its Doors Again
This year, as in years past, the Venice Biennale—officially known as La Biennale di Venezia—will once again open its doors. This international cultural festival first took place in Venice, Italy in 1895, organized by the Venetian city council to mark the silver anniversary of King Umberto I and
Fakewhale Solo Series presents Code Of The Streets by Woc
Available on April 17th, Fakewhale Gallery’s Solo Series proudly presents “Code Of The Streets” by Woc. Consisting of 3 artworks — “MF,” “2000,” and “RUNNING BITCOIN” — these pieces explore art, rhythm, the digital frontier, and the streets&#
Navigating Art Collecting in a Bear Market: Strategies for Success
In times of economic uncertainty, art collectors face unique challenges and opportunities. A bear market, characterized by falling prices and a pessimistic outlook on the economy, can have significant implications for the art market. However, with careful consideration and strategic planning, collec
Léo Fourdrinier in conversation with Fakewhale
Introducing Léo Fourdrinier Born in 1992, lives and works in Toulon. Visit Artist Website Fakewhale: How would you describe the journey that led you to develop your unique artistic style, particularly in the context of contemporary art? Before moving on to visual art and sculpture, I trained in the
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
Longlife, Andréa Spartà
Longlife, Andréa Spartà, curated by Maëlle Dault, Frac Île de France Andréa Spartà’s discreet installations bring together ordinary objects that everyone can recognize, whose nobility usually escapes our gaze. The choice of elements is established in a non-hierarchical, careful, and atte
Nick Farhi, Rêverie at Stems Gallery Paris, Paris
“Rêverie” by Nick Farhi, at Stems Gallery Paris, Paris, 4th of April 2024 – 1st of June 2024. Stems Gallery is pleased to present Nick Farhi’s debut solo exhibition in France Rêverie, featuring ten paintings of urban landscapes in New York and Mexico City. In Farhi’s painting
