Larry Bell, Works from the 1970s at Hauser & Wirth Monaco
“Larry Bell once remarked, ‘My work is more about the experience of seeing than it is about the objects themselves.’ This sentiment perfectly encapsulates the immersive nature of his exhibition at Hauser & Wirth in Monaco. Upon entering Larry Bell’s exhibition ‘Work
Nina Canell “Future Mechanism Rag Plus Two Grams” at Simian, Copenhagen
As soon as you enter the exhibition space at Simian in Ørestad, Copenhagen, for Nina Canell’s show titled “Future Mechanism Rag Plus Two Grams,” you are immediately captivated by the immersive atmosphere and the use of materials that characterize the artist’s work. Simian, a
Fakewhale in Dialogue with Andréa Spartà
Andréa Spartà lives and works in Paris. With a background from the École Nationale Supérieure d’Art de Dijon and exhibition experience in various international institutions, Spartà stands out for his installations and sculptures that transform everyday household objects. As usual, we are
Echoes of Industry: The Art of Transformation in Daniel Turner’s Hauser & Wirth Debut
Introduction to the Exhibition For his debut with Hauser & Wirth, New York-based artist Daniel Turner presents an exhibition that represents a unique journey through the reclamation and transformation of materials extracted from the Mandalay Generating Station, a decommissioned power plant locat
Fakewhale in Dialogue with Adam Cruces
Adam Cruces combines painting, sculpture, video, and installations in his multi-dimensional practice to explore themes such as the interaction between nature and domestication, and the balance between obligation and leisure. Originally from Houston and now based in Zurich, Cruces provides us with an
Fakewhale Solo Series Presents Crikey! by Iñigo Bilbao
On Wednesday, July 24th, Fakewhale proudly presents “Crikey!”, a Fakewhale Solo Series release by Iñigo Bilbao. In “Crikey!” Bilbao deliberately throws an iconic mouse into the algorithm’s flux, where it is repeatedly deconstructed and reformed, rebirthing this character to confront the u
FAKEWHALE STUDIO: Inside the Generative Productions
Since the latest update, FAKEWHALE STUDIO continues its research into the vast potential of generative images and their profound impact on artistic production. In his seminal essay “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction,” Walter Benjamin discusses how technological advanc
The Essence of Memory and Control: An Interdisciplinary Journey at Kunsthalle Winterthur
Time passes. “Memory fades, memory adjusts, memory conforms to what we think we remember,” wrote Joan Didion. This reflection perfectly encapsulates the essence of the exhibition at Kunsthalle Winterthur, Script-Memory, where the artworks delve into the dynamics of memory, control, and human con
Olafur Eliasson: Art, Nature, and the Transformative Power of Perception
Olafur Eliasson Olafur Eliasson was born on February 5, 1967, in Copenhagen, Denmark, to Icelandic parents. Growing up, Eliasson split his time between Denmark and Iceland, where the latter’s stark, dramatic landscapes profoundly influenced his artistic vision. These natural environments, with the
Uncertain Index by P1xelfool: Objkt’s First Native Generative Art Release
On Wednesday, July 10th, Objkt.com will debut “uncertain index” by p1xelfool, marking the platform’s first ever native generative art release. This release, launching in collaboration with Fakewhale, will be hosted within the Fakewhale Gallery on objkt.com. Objkt in collaboration w
