Leiko Ikemura, “de sensu” Contemporary Fine Arts / Berlin
Leiko Ikemura’s exhibition “de sensu” promises a direct, sensual contact with the world, and it is as immersive as a painting show could…
Leiko Ikemura’s exhibition “de sensu” promises a direct, sensual contact with the world, and it is as immersive as a painting show could…
For a Little While (18 – 20 September 2026) at Apsara Studio, London, sought to examine how fleeting human experiences…
For “LAG” (2026), Maren Karlson has inset fifteen slender paintings into the walls of Soft Opening in London. Positioned horizontally…
Since the release of Fritz Lang’s influential silent film Metropolis (1927) nearly 100 years ago, the modern vision of a…
Titled “The Width of an Eye” and curated by Emilie Ryan, this exhibition functions more or less like a genealogy…
Tai Shani’s work is post-spooky, and experiencing it at Kunsthalle Bern heightens this quality even further, due to the strong…
I might eventually get used to the opulence of Venetian palaces, their centuries-long accretion of stucco, pigments, and gold. Still,…
Across a practice comprising photography, moving image and installation, Kaiyuan Yang conjures metaphorically rich image fields to address contemporary anxieties.…
“I wanted to construct my connection to the world, to myself, and to my wife. The means for this should…
We often associate the latter with highly conceptual, minimalist artworks, but the field is so much broader than that. Xiaoming…
Digital artist Renwei Liu has created a distinctive visual language which he utilises to examine the increasingly unstable relationship between…
What does it mean to be “vaguely Asian”? For ten years, CFGNY, the art/fashion/performance collective founded by Daniel Chew, Ten…
Entering Chisenhale Gallery in London, a scaffolded passage opens onto a huge screen. On it a landscape scene appears, stays…
With “Other Spaces – Photography in the Américo Marques Collection (Part I),” MACAM – Museu de Arte Contemporânea Armando Martins…
The foyer of the Museum of Recent Art in Bucharest immediately resists the conventions of the white cube. Black walls,…
As I arrive in Basel’s old town, on my way to Maja Ruznic’s solo exhibition “Who Tastes Fire and Cannot Speak” at Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery,…