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David Poppie uses exclusively recycled material in his work. Discarded objects, ranging from used tea bags and matchbook strikes to plastic cutlery and pencils are assimilated en masse to be used in his large-scale two and three-dimensional sculptures. He calls them “The discards of contemporary culture” and hopes that his …
Morgan Lehman Gallery in its Summer exhibition, presents works of two women artists: Leigh Ruple and Sarah Bednarek. Leigh Ruple’s interest is …
Roland Reiss has a long and influential history in the L.A. and Southern California Art Scene. His’ early work owed a lot …
In the late ‘60s a group of representational artists associated with the School of the Art Institute of Chicago started to exhibit …
Katherine Bauer is an artist who works primarily with 16mm film. She often uses film in a way that incorporates sculpture, photography …
Borrowing its title from Louis Zukofsky’s short poem, “anew #21”, the group exhibition “See sun, and think shadow” uses the binary of …
Maria Tsagkari’s site specific installation, “Part Two/The expectation” takes place on the rocks of Hydra on the way to Mandraki with support …
Three new perspectives from counter-cultures of Catalonia, Turkey and Madrid – have been added to the exhibition “The 1980s. Today’s Beginnings?” Together …
Each of the ceramic pots, bowls, and vases of Shio Kusaka rewards close looking. While the artist’s work maintains intimate ties to …
On the occasion of the Summer Nights that are full of art, I remember Paris and the French people on …
Copenhagen Contemporary (CC) is an independent institution, established in 2015 with a view to creating a new, international exhibition venue in Copenhagen. …
As part of the France-Korea Year, Lee Sung-Kuen presents his first solo exhibition at Tornabuoni Art Paris. Lee Sung-Kuen was born in …
In his multidimensional work, Nicolás Lamas offers set of objects and installations that questions notions of order and chaos, nature and culture, …
Rana Begum combines sculptural and painting elements, transforming the overpowering associations of urban debasement into poetic entities by building architectural superstructures with …
Growing up in Iran in the wake of revolution, the multi-disciplinary artist Negin Sharifzadeh is fascinated by the interplay of different natural, …
Tokyo Rumando has started to photograph herself based on her modeling experiences for movies and magazines since 2005. She pursues expressions which …
The first successful road trip in U.S.A. by automobile took place in 1903 by H. Nelson Jackson and Sewall K. Crocker. The …
In Paris in late 1920, Tristan Tzara, poet and cofounder of Dada, drew up a proposal for “Dadaglobe”, an ambitious anthology that …
Marcel Broodthaers was associated with the Groupe Surréaliste-revolutionnaire from 1945 and dabbled in journalism, film, and poetry. After spending 20 years in …
Sprüth Magers Gallery presents a group exhibition featuring the Gallery’s most prominent Female Artists. Carefully selected to represent a broad spectrum of …
Christiane Löhr’s sculptures, seem rather unusual in light of the simplicity of their materials, because these run counter to our visual expectations. …
“Is space curved or straight?” In posing this question, Mario Merz was addressing not only the issue of the built environment, but …
Babi Yar is a ravine in the Ukrainian capital Kiev and a site of massacres carried out by German forces and local …
Nan Goldin’s “The Ballad of Sexual Dependency” is a visual diary chronicling the struggle for intimacy and understanding between friends, family, and …
