PERFORMANCE & FILM, Page 10
Historically and sociologically, the most characteristic object connected with women’s work and production in home, is carpet and rug making, through successive processes: wool processing, design, weaving, loom. With her carpet, Martha Dimitropoulou, connects us with tradition and economy, but at the same time she introduces us the use of …
Penny Geka weaves objects focusing on the human figure, sometimes locked in, sometimes free, by using cotton thread, newspaper, cloth and various …
Vicky Vasileiou, created a series of amulets using natural wool, wood and plants, as a gift to mother nature, with whom she …
In the group exhibition “Waving The Future II” at Larissa Municipal Gallery-G.I. Katsigra Museum, Ada Anastasea’s classic Sarakatsani motif that in its …
In the group exhibition “Waving The Future II” at Larissa Municipal Gallery-G.I. Katsigra Museum, through the meat grinder that produces knitting wool, …
“I didn’t have to invent it. It actually happened”. Tomas Espedal, one of Norway’s most acclaimed writers today, traveled on a train …
Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama about covering a city gate in Milan and what it says about the issue of migration as well …
When talking about using the camera in her works Pipilotti Rist says: “It’s a lousy copy of our incredible visual eye system.”. …
“Time is not linear, it is a marvellous entanglement in which, at any moment, ends can be chosen and solutions invented, without …
Imagine being seen for who you really are, a central figure in narration. In this powerful interview American artist Kerry James Marshall …
Becoming more aware of your surroundings can “open a new dimension inside as well as outside yourself.” Meet award-winning Danish designer Margrethe …
Meet Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama who in this interview reflects upon history, heritage, and his practice of covering buildings in order to …
“Vandalism is the posture of the weak.” “My writing became ventilation for my frustrations on the art scene.” Meet Norwegian visual artist …
Kengo Kuma, one of Japan’s most influential architects, has designed the new Olympic stadium in Tokyo and is currently working on the …
“I try to translate things”, says Danish artist Ebbe Stub Wittrup who in his practice reflects upon one of the most pondering …
Meet Danish artist Erik Steffensen who works in between photography and painting. “It means a lot to me to widen the space. …
Marie Julia Bollansée’s work is about people, their lives and deaths. The physical is a constant factor in Bollansée’s videos and performances, …
In this short video, Japan’s internationally recognized architect Kengo Kuma talks about how the pandemic will change architecture. “We all have to …
“Every writer tries to do the best in his own time,” Palestinian-Icelandic writer Mazen Maarouf reflects in this short, but concise interview. …
“When she lay down in the field, traced her body, got up, and set fire to that absence, was she making a …
Meet German-born artist Ursula Reuter Christiansen in her studio in Denmark and learn more about her practice and an artistic career of …
Immerse yourself in the colorful works by Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto who for thirty years has been weaving sensual sculptures out of …
6 acclaimed artists reveal a decisive moment in their life – a strong personal experience which became crucial in their development, and …
“Asger Jorn was the one, who brought together all these artists. He was really someone, who was connecting a lot of dots,” …
