“EXPÉRIENCES LUMINEUSES” THOMAS RUFF PHOTOGRAPHY20
For many years, Thomas Ruff has been exploring the origins and history of photography in his series. In doing so, he has always questioned the significance of the actual starting points of photography and its essence. In contrast to painting,…
CAROL BOVE – A PHENOMENOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE
New York based artist Carol Bove is best known for her large-scale sculptures made of crumpled stainless steel tubing, each combined with a large, circular glass disk. Presented in a monochrome environment, her installations consider the phenomenological experience of form…
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…
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 ...
LYNN CHADWICK – THE VITAL FORCE OF ART
Born in 1914, Lynn Chadwick studied in London and, after living in Paris to learn French, worked as an architectural draftsman and a designer of furniture and textiles before becoming a pilot in the Fleet Air Arm during the Second…
FIGURE – OBJECT – LANDSCAPE. ICONIC SCULPTURE BY TONY CRAGG
In the late 1960s, Cragg, intrigued by the observation and study of the material world, left the field of science to pursue a career as an artist. Over half a century and more than 400 solo exhibitions later, Cragg has…
ALBERT OEHLEN – ENDLESS SUMMER
Gagosian Gallery, Paris, is presenting Endless Summer, an exhibition of new paintings by Albert Oehlen.. The paintings explore the theme of the bather, a motif deeply embedded in French art history that captivated such artists as Pierre Bonnard, Paul Cézanne,…
BAE BIEN-U “MEMORIES OF WANDERING”
Bae Bien-U began taking pictures in the 1970s using traditional analog techniques. From 1980 till 2000, he utilised the best quality camera and film, developing his photographs in a dark room and printing them via gelatin silver process on high-quality…
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