Steph Huang: See, See, Sea” at Tate Britain, London
As soon as you enter, the atmosphere immediately immerses you in a contemplative exploration of the invisible connections between maritime trade and daily consumption. The exhibition space, bathed in soft, diffused light, features a carefully curated arrangement of sculptures, found objects, and vid
The Reflection of Dawn: Exploring the Interior and Exterior in Carissa Rodriguez’s Motherhood
“Entering an exhibition is like crossing the threshold of a dream,” once wrote the art critic John Berger. This sensation proved true as soon as we set foot in Carissa Rodriguez’s exhibition titled “Imitation of Life” at Kunstverein München. With an enveloping and thou
Jonathan Monk’s Spin Cycle in ‘Washing Louise, Jeff and Peter’
Jonathan Monk’s exhibition, “Washing Louise, Jeff and Peter” at the LAVAPIU Laundromat in Teramo, presents a unique interplay between familiar and distorted forms. This site-specific installation by the British artist concludes LAVAPIU’s third exhibition season, titled “
“Loose Canon” by Estefanie Rodríguez Corleone, Jasmine Gregory at A MAIOR, Viseu
Upon entering “Loose Canon,” the experimental exhibition by Estefanie Rodríguez Corleone and Jasmine Gregory at A Maior in Viseu, Portugal, it immediately becomes clear that this is something poised between a positive space and a commercial one. Set within a store, this unconventional v
A Sophisticated Dialogue Between Form and Historical Memory at Fluentum
The exhibition “Live Stream,” hosted by Fluentum in Berlin from April 25 to July 27, 2024, presented a sophisticated reflection on the relationship between form and historical memory. Curated by Dennis Brzek and Junia Thiede, this collective showcase featured the works of Patricia L. Boy
Drowning in Debt: Christoph Büchel’s Provocative Exhibition at Fondazione Prada
Entering the “Monte di Pietà” exhibition by Christoph Büchel at the Fondazione Prada, hosted in the historic palazzo of Ca’ Corner della Regina in Venice, we are immediately overwhelmed by an incredible variety of objects that seem to blur the lines between reality and installation.
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
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
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
Inside WUF Basel 2024: A Premier Press-Only Event for Contemporary Creative Culture
Every year, Basel becomes the focal point for the world’s leading journalists and art enthusiasts, eager to engage with the latest innovations in art, creativity, and technology. This June, WUF (We Understand the Future) is set to elevate this dynamic atmosphere with an exclusive event designe
