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In recent years there has been a change in the perception of clay and ceramics, now appreciated and consolidated within the tradition of “fine art”, as opposed to as “craft”. “Vitamin C: Clay and Ceramic in Contemporary Art” by Phaidon Publiations celebrates the revival of clay as a material for …
An exhibition that its subject is not the easiest and could fluctuate easily from boring to indifferent, but the perfect set-up, as …
Characterized by an obsessive pursuit of sensuality within the structure of painting, Craig Kauffman’s engagement with unconventional materials and techniques defies categories. …
Darren Bader’s exhibition “more or less”, revolves around ideas of exchange, authorship, and the boundaries of the art object. In a series …
Theo Simpson lives and works in the North of England, his works reflect on mythical themes relating to landscape and industrial heritage, …
Robin Rhode has established his unique practice with a multifold approach, working across media, including drawing, performance, photography, video, and music. He …
It’s not the first time I left disappointed from Jeu de Paume. In the past, however, I was founding the excuse that …
The case of Johan Creten’s works in his solo exhibition “Sunrise / Sunset” at the Perrotin Gallery in Paris is a classic …
Born in Paris in 1944, Christian Boltanski is a self-taught artist, who began painting at the age of 14. He is known …
When William Wegman and his then wife Gayle moved to California in the 70’s, they bought a Weimaraner puppy, they named Man …
Many times art tries to touch metaphysics, also sometimes art emerges from church. But there are times when art and metaphysics join …
Jesper Just is known for exploring ambiguous subjects such as gender, desire, relations and identity in his cinematographic works that link images …
pascALEjandro is a statement on art and love. It began as a love affair and collaboration between the filmmaker and poet Alejandro …
In many ways, Japan is a highly unusual country, in which tradition and cutting-edge technology coexist, in which the relationship between man …
I started my footpath at the Galleries of Marais from Galerie Xippas, as always, by habit, but it was noon and was …
Jean Nouvel is without doubt France’s most important contemporary architect. From 1967 to 1970, he was an assistant of the architects Claude …
Our programme is directed to enabling emerging artists to become independent, articulate, confident and self-motivated in your practice and thinking. Our student-centred …
The French duo Pierre et Gilles pose an interesting paradox: their painted photographs are stylistically unique, bearing a highly specialized aesthetic that …
David Zwirner opened his first gallery in 1993 on the ground floor of 43 Greene Street in SoHo in New York City. …
Born in Basel in 1945, Jean-Frédéric Schnyder spent his youth in an orphanage in Bern. During 1962-1965, he learnt photography as an …
Since the late ‘60s, VALIE EXPORT has concentrated on the body in her work, with the intention of challenging – in a …
Man Ray was a significant contributor to the Dada and Surrealist movements, yet retains its own distinct style. During his career, Man …
At the age of 7 to 12 months, the babies babbling, begins to sound more like words. At about 9 months, a …
Catherine Murphy’s work requires close looking and contemplation. Painting from life, Murphy uses color, form and light to create paintings that challenge …
