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Sometimes how we are known by others, often in spite of how we know ourselves or set out to be known, becomes a fact. Yet, everyone falls in love with people, places, and buildings for their own highly personalized needs and reasons. Consequently, how we are known evolves. On one …
Starting on July 11, the stepping stone for “Locus, Recollection, Landscape” series of Performances was Homer’s Salamis and the wider Kanakia area, …
As a teenager, Julie Speidel lived in the British Isles and was fascinated by the prehistoric ruins she saw including the stone …
The exhibition title “Breaking Geometries”, at Bartha Contemporary in London explores the motive of geometrical abstraction achieved through the manipulation of everyday …
Instead of photographing our everyday reality, Thomas Ruff concentrates on the depiction of photographic reality. His approach is based on the methods …
Kyungah Ham accidently found a propaganda leaflet in front of her house one day, and this became a momentum for Ham to …
Costas Varotsos is one of the most prominent Greek artists. Following in the wake of the minimalism of the late ‘60s and …
Bunny Rogers became known online for her provocative and honest portrayals of self, developing an art practice that has since expanded into …
Surveying art history as if it was a “murder scene,” Analia Saban plumbs the histories of painting, drawing, sculpture, and photography to …
“Summer Breeze” is a group exhibition that presents ethereal artworks by a selection of Frith Street Gallery artists. Whether by exploring complex …
Ismaïl Bahri’s work incorporates many cultural and aesthetic references, developing visual experiments that are both sensitive and precise. The results of these …
While Merlin Carpenter’s manner of working is sardonic and polemic, to leave it at this would be to oversimplify. What becomes clear …
Palais de Tokyo occupies a monumental building which was built in 1937 for the Paris International Exhibition dedicated to Art and Technology …
The question of how painting can react to the political, social, and media realities of today represents a starting point for Daniel …
George Lappas is one of the innovative and restless artists of the generation of the ‘80s, who contributed significantly to the rejuvenation …
The work of Paul McCarthy is unapologetic and sometimes, considered borderline perverse. The artist focuses on the creation of confronting works, attempting …
Art Night is a free contemporary arts festival that puts art into elocations around London for one night a year, encouraging the …
Takesada Matsutani was a member of Kansai’s Gutai Art Association, which challenged conventional definitions of art in Japan. Strongly influenced by the …
Over the course of a 40-year career, French conceptual artist Sophie has produced a unique, multifaceted body of work that deftly merges …
The thematic exhibition “Dreamers Awake” brings together over 100 works by women artists that explore sexual politics, eroticism, mysticism and identity, Rarely …
A solo exhibition with works of the French artist Nathalie Du Pasquier is on presentation at Pace Gallery in London. While Nathalie …
Throughout his career the American anthropologist and cross-cultural researcher Edward T. Hall, introduced a number of new concepts, including proxemics, polychronic and …
About ten years ago, Peter Marino was gripped by the discovery of a boat that sank in 350 BC off the Turkish …
Damien Hirst’s wide-ranging practice includes installation, sculpture, painting and drawing. Consistently challenging the boundaries between art, science and religion, his visceral, visually …
