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 ...
Not-to-miss gallery shows in Paris right now
Welcome to our latest video and gallery tour in Paris! We’ve picked four exceptional shows that you should not miss – featuring artists Franz West, Susumu Kamijo, Bernard Venet and Chris Hood. The exhibitions cover a range of media from…
Guillaume Durrieu – L’argument littéral
Paris based Galerie Rabouan Moussion is currently presenting “L’argument littéral” – a solo presentation of French painter Guillaume Durrieu. The artist develops a process-oriented way of painting, both abstract and concrete, in large formats that he confronts with other mediums,…
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…
MARCO TIRELLI – ALLEGORICAL JOURNEYS BEYOND THE REAL
Featuring over 150 works in an allegorical journey this exceptional show by Italian artist Marco Tirelli at Cardi Gallery London includes drawings, paintings, photographs, and small sculptures, many of which have been produced for the exhibition.....
“FACE-À-FACE” ALICIA KWADE & LOUISE NEVELSON AT KAMEL MENNOUR PARIS
This exhibition sets out to trigger an unexpected dialogue between the two artists by focusing on a selection of Nevelson’s wall pieces to which Kwade has reacted with works of her own ..
PER KIRKEBY – PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURES AT THE LOUISIANA MUSEUM
Although Per Kirkeby worked in many genres alongside painting, there is no doubt that he saw himself as a painter. He even accepted the term ‘painter-sculptor’ to characterize the kind of sculptural art that has a clear relationship with painting.…
EERO AARNIO – CELEBRATING FINISH DESIGN
"I began to design furniture, because a piece of furniture is the most important and most prominent product of an interior, and a chair is the most difficult and most fascinating thing to design" - says Eero Arnio, one of…