IL LEE “PAPER AND PROCESS”
Il Lee has defined a new role for the pen, that of a discipline, where he has taken the pen’s seemingly endless ability to make a continuous and fluid line to a masterful level that transcends the pen’s pedestrian associations. Lee’s…
Alex Hubbard “Staircase Descending a Nude”
Alex Hubbard is a painter and video artist who weaves together both fields by using the same approach in each medium and thereby rethinks video, painting, and their connections ....
ROSS BLECKNER – THE VIABILITY OF PAINTING
Internationally acclaimed American artist Ross Bleckner offers insight into a body of work that has never been exhibited so far —not even in past retrospectives—and provides an intriguing and revealing debut look at his earliest years as a painter. Furthermore,…
A GLIMPSE OF TRANSCENDENCE – PAINTINGS BY ANNA CONWAY
American Painter Anna Conway’s process of conceiving and fully realizing her paintings without preparatory studies is stunning and necessitates continual additions and erasures. The tracks and traces of meticulous revision are present in each work and render visible the same…
CONTEMPORARY VANITAS – SCULPTURES BY PETER BUGGENHOUT
Ghent based artist Peter Buggenhout is considered one of Belgium’s most unique and radical sculptors. The artist’s highly artificial creations are irresistibly fascinating for the beholder. The mere size and variety of the surfaces and materials is impressive and makes…
“IDEALS OF THE UNFOUND TRUTH” GEORGE CONDO AT HAUSER & WIRTH
‘Internal Riot’ presents new paintings and works on paper by George Condo. Made during quarantine, these works reflect the unsettling experience of the absence ...
FIGURE, OBJECT & LANDSCAPE – ICONIC SCULPTURE BY TONY CRAGG
“In No Time” features a wide selection of recent sculptural work by British Artist Tony Cragg – presented at Tucci Russo Gallery, Torino, Italy. Cragg’s art focuses on the multiple relationships existing between human beings and their environment. Protagonist of…
Michael Craig-Martin _ the audatious minimalist
Quotidian objects are draped in vibrant colours on Michael Craig-Martin’s paintings. High heels, blenders, shirts, and caps become sculptural as they are depicted in bold outlines. The dazzling colour planes contrast the minimalism of the line ....
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