TARIK CURRIMBHOY – PURITY OF FORM AND MATERIAL
“Sculpture in Motion” is currently on view at Leila Heller Gallery, New York, featuring sculptures by Indian artist and architect Tarik Currimbhoy. In both architecture and sculpture, Currimbhoy searches for tranquility, simplicity and tactility, expressed in purity of both form…
DEBORAH ROBERTS – A COLLAGE OF BLACK IDENTITY
Deborah Roberts presents “I’ve something to tell you” – a suite of recent large scale works in mixed media and collage at Stephen Friedman Gallery London. The show features paintings dominated by black backgrounds and some of the largest works…
MERETE RASMUSSEN – CURVE AND FORM
Known for her signature abstract forms brought to life with colour this online exhibition of Merete Rasmussen’s sculptural ceramics brings together a dazzling selection of new free standing and wall hung ceramics. Many of the artist’s recent sculptures were made…
FRANCISCO SUÁREZ – INHERENT GLOW
Spanish painter Francisco Suárez is currently on show at Galería Victor Lope, Barcelona, presenting his recent series Lumen – a refined and singular conception of geometric abstraction. Without abandoning the characteristic rigour and measure of his work, these pieces appear as a…
MANI NEJAD AT KIPS GALLERY NEW YORK
Mani Nejad's paintings unite the languages of abstraction and figuration in a single canvas weaving togehter spontaneous tracks of composition that result in works that are organized in their own autonomous way ...
THOMAS SCHEIBITZ – SIMILARITIES AND IMITATIONS OF THE VISIBLE
“Tender – X” shows works by Thomas Scheibitz, which were created during the last two years. The paintings and sculptures are about similarities or imitations of our visible and material world. From a graphic collection of motifs and references from…
Erwin Olaf at Hamiltons Gallery London
"Im Wald" (In The Forest) is a new series by Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf, and it is the first of his series to be photographed purely on location. The series is set in the beauty of the Bavarian and Austrian…
“SPIRAL” MARCUS JAHMAL AT ALMINE RECH GALLERY
In Marcus Jahmal’s new paintings, purple hurtles along the continuum of human history. The figures that populate his washy fields wear little clothing or nothing at all, a self-abnegating refusal of millenia of class structure. They have become purple itself,…
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