• Art,  Blackqube

    DONNA HUANCA – THE CYCLES OF LIFE

    American artist Donna Huanca is known for her multi-sensory works and her continued exploration of themes including the body, the cycles of life, and the chaos of the natural world. She stunnes the audience with her impressive installations including large-scale paintings on canvas and sculptures in stainless steel and mixed media, as well as sound and scent. Donna Huanca’s sinuous, abstract paintings reflect the life cycle of her performances by merging the transience of performance art with the permanence of painting. The surfaces of her paintings are built upon images of bodies photographed during these performances, printed onto canvas and…

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    MERETE RASMUSSEN – CURVE AND FORM

    Known for her signature abstract forms brought to life with colour, Merete Rasmussen continues to surprise and to impress with her sculptural ceramics – both as free standing and wall hung objects. The artist’s sculptures combine beautiful organic forms with…

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    ROSE WYLIE AT DAVID ZWIRNER GALLERY PARIS

    Now on view at David Zwirner Gallery, Paris, is a refreshing selection of new and recent canvases, multipanel works, and works on paper by British artist Rose Wylie. Rose Wylie. Wylie finds inspiration for her visually compelling paintings through her…

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    Michel Perez Pollo – Sculptured Paintings

    “Bolero” is the latest series of paintings by Cuban-born, Madrid-based painter Michel Pérez Pollo, comprising large- and small-scale paintings of abstracted glyph-like forms in rich, earthen hues. The title “Bolero” is drawn from the eponymous Cuban musical genre, which developed…

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    ROBERT LONGO – DRAWN FROM THE SOURCE

    While Robert Longo has worked in a variety of media – including performance, photography, sculpture and painting – he is best known for his large-scale charcoal drawings engaging with art histrory as well as hyper-realistic works that reflect on the…

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    GRACE WEAVER AT MAX HETZLER GALLERY21

    For Weaver, the body is not just a subject but a site – a stage on which line is choreographed in lyrical gestures, and through which emotion comes to the fore. Despite their monumental scale, Weaver’s new works disclose humble subjects…