• Art,  Blackqube

    Adrian Ghenie – Impossible Bodies

    The oil paintings and charcoal drawings by Romanian-born, Berlin-based artist Adrian Ghenie fuse the profoundly personal with the art historical, bridging the abstract and the figurative to examine the impact of the Digital Age on the human condition. The artist…

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    ANGEL OTERO – MAGICAL REALISM AND ABSTRACTION

    Over the last decade, New York-based artist Angel Otero has experimented with numerous genres and styles, from early still lifes, domestic interiors, and landscapes, to pure abstraction created using his innovative oil paint ...

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    GEORGE CONDO AT THE MUSÉE D’ART MODERNE, PARIS

    The Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris is organizing, in collaboration with the artist, the most significant exhibition to date of George Condo’s work. A painter, draftsman, and sculptor, George Condo has created a unique pictorial world, drawing inspiration from a…

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    TOMMY HARRISON – SCENARIOS OF AN ARTIST’S STUDIO

    UK based artist Tommy Harrison highlights elements of his personal life within his practice – making direct reference to the specificities of his studio and locating it as the site for further investigation into the visual tensions of narrative and…

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    PETER DOIG AT THE SERPENTINE GALLERY LONDON

    Transforming the Serpentine Gallery into a listening space, House of Music brings together recent paintings and, for the first time, integrates sound into Peter Doig’s work. The exhibition features two sets of rare, restored analogue speakers, originally designed for cinemas…

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    OTTO BOLL – LINES DRAWN IN THE AIR

    Otto Boll is an artist who operates from an expressly minimalist sensibility. His works are acutely reduced forms of steel that hover in space, almost cutting through it ...

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    CHRISTOPHER WOOL AT GAGOSIAN GALLERY LONDON

    Integrating both mechanical and analogue processes, Christopher Wool is back with a show at Gagosian Gallery, presenting recent works on paper, prints and sculptures at the gallery’s London premises. The range of processes employed in each of Wool’s multilayered works…