MORIYAMA & TOMATSU – TWO JAPANESE MASTERS
"Moriyama Tomatsu: Tokyo" introduces two masters of Japanese photography. Conceived originally by the artists themselves, this collaborative show is now realized by the Maison Europeenne ..
KATE KLINGBEIL – SCULPTURAL PAINTINGS
Steve Turner Gallery, Los Angeles is currently presenting Nervous System, a solo exhibition by Kate Klingbeil which features four recent paintings inspired by the artist’s experiences with chronic illness and her resulting medical anxiety caused by navigating the deteriorating American…
SEBASTIAN BRAJKOVIC AT DAVID GILL GALLERY LONDON
Discover and enjoy a new series of furniture by the Dutch-born designer Sebastian Brajkovic. at David Gill Gallery London. Using an inspirational combination of hand modelling, 3D scanning and his own bespoke design programme, Brajkovic’s new pieces conform to his…
“THE FROZEN WAVE” BLACKQUBE FEATURES MARC QUINN’S SCULPTURES
Best known for his giant sculptures of polished stainless steal Marc Quinn’s impressive works dominate every space alotted to them
ZAHA HADID “A VISUAL LANGUAGE THAT REFLECTS & RECONCILES”
The Sleuk Rith Institute, a new institution and genocide memorial in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh, brings together a museum, research centre
ALL THE RIGHT ANGLES _ RANA BEGUM FEATURED
The work of Rana Begum – especially her sculptures and wall pieces – evoke the vocabulary of classic modernism:
LEONOR ANTUNES _ FLOATING CHOREOGRAPHIES OF MOVEMENT
Patterns, structures and the choreography of movement – these are some of the key features of Leonor Antunes’ body of work
DAVID ADJAYE “BUILDINGS CONCEIVED AS EMOTIVE STRUCTURES”
The buildings of the Ghanaian-British architect are often developed in collaboration with artist friends, including the homes he designed
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