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Article by Dagmara Genda // June 22, 2018
Jeremy Shaw’s show at the Kunstverein in Hamburg premieres his ‘Quantification Trilogy’ (2014–18), a triad of videos that speculate about a controlled trajectory of evolution and documents…[read on]
Article by Ilyn Wong // June 20, 2018
In their exhibition ‘Mighty Good Men,’ the artists Andrew J Burford and Constantin Hartenstein critique masculinity as fractured and troublesome, yet always inescapably hegemonic…[read on]
Video by BAL Productions // June 11, 2018
Philippe Parreno is perhaps best known for his evolving artworks. No exhibition ends the way it began, and his current show at Gropius Bau in Berlin is no different. Part of the Berliner Festspiele’s Immersion program,…[read on]
Article by Samuel Staples // May 21, 2018
Author Jörn Schafaff will give a talk tomorrow night to discuss ‘Set, Scenario, Situation,’ the first comprehensive art historical analysis of artist Rirkrit Tiravanija’s collected works…[read on]
May 13, 2018
American nationals with a contemporary art practice are invited to apply for The Starr Fellowship at the Royal Academy Schools. To help further develop the artist’s practice and foster the creation…[read on]
May 9, 2018
Artists of all disciplines and nationalities are invited to apply for this year’s fully-funded RK Residency in Tbilisi and/or Kachreti, Georgia. Founded by artist-curator Ria Keburia, the residency lasts between two…[read on]
Article and Photos by Anna Russ // May 5, 2018
Bringing together more than 190 galleries from 30 countries, Frieze New York 2018 offers artwork by thousands of leading contemporary artists. Just one weekend after Berlin Gallery Weekend, the art world has crossed…[read on]
May 3, 2018
This year, ArtVilnius will present its 9th international contemporary art fair from June 7th to 10th in the Lithuanian capital. ArtVilnius is the only contemporary art fair in Lithuania and the largest art…[read on]
Article by Louisa Stark in Berlin // Apr. 7, 2018
Chiharu Shiota’s installation ‘Beyond Time’ overruns the 18th century Chapel at Yorkshire Sculpture Park like an enormous spider’s web web or Duchamp’s ‘mile of string.’ It comprises of 2,000 balls of white wool…[read on]
