Champagne Life, which will showcase work of 14 artists, attempts to redress gender disparity in contemporary art Via: The Guardian Kusama with pumpkin 2010. Photograph: Louisiana museum It is best known for
Continue Reading
Photo: Museu Picasso/ Universitat de Barcelona Author: Henri Neuendorf Via:Artnetnews An extensive analysis of Pablo Picasso‘s early work by a Spanish chemical engineer has provided some fascinating insights into the artist’s paintings created
Continue Reading
Popup windows, corporate logos and commercials. Mark Flood ASTROTURF YELP REVIEW SAYS YES at Peres Projects, Berlin. 01/05/2015– 13/06/2015 Mark Flood has been mining the cult of celebrity since the early 1980s,
Continue Reading
Author: Eileen Kinsella. Via Art Net News. Renowned photographer Donald Graham brought a federal complaint against Gagosian Gallery, Larry Gagosian, and artist Richard Prince on December 30 for unauthorized use of one
Continue Reading
Author: Enrico Via: Vernissage.tv Holoscenes by Lars Jan is an aquarium-like sculpture in which performers execute everyday activities such as reading a newspaper while having to adapt to the tank filling
Continue Reading
Joan Mitchell Retrospective. Her Life and Paintings November 14, 2015 – February 21, 2016 Opening: Friday, November 13, 2015, 7:30 p.m. The avant-gardes of the twentieth century, including Abstract Expressionist
Continue Reading
Superflex: Why We Flooded McDonald’s What motivates a Danish artists’ group to make a movie where one of the most famous American fast food restaurants is inexplicably flooded? Superflex
Continue Reading
Remembering a lecture with Martin Creed in London where we just dropped the subject and started singing instead. Here are installation images from his new works presented at Hauser & Wirth Zurich.
Continue Reading
As the year 2015 has come to an end, one of the most discussed artists was David Ostrowski. Who 2016 has in mind is up to the public to decide. Still,
Continue Reading
