Sara Siestreem (Hanis Coos) “milk and honey” Cristin Tierney Gallery / New York
Having climbed the stairs to Sara Siestreem’s solo show “milk and honey” at Cristin Tieren Gallery, viewers will be made…
Having climbed the stairs to Sara Siestreem’s solo show “milk and honey” at Cristin Tieren Gallery, viewers will be made…
In the text accompanying Oisín Byrne’s exhibition “Smell the Book,” writer Daisy Lafarge asks, “How does language make you feel?”1…
The exhibition “Some Other Times” by Japanese artist Kenji Ide was organized by the Polish gallery Wschód as part of…
SoiL Thornton’s practice embodies Glissantian opacity, engaging in a play of misunderstanding and ambiguity. It’s open to the indefinable yet…
I wrote a draft of this review while returning from Munich on September 6th. Just a few hours later, on…
What is immediately striking about Nick Goss’s work is the subversion of the perspective, which shifts from piece to…
The Judas Cradle, a medieval torture device, consisted of a pyramidal “chair” upon which victims were positioned so that their…
Erika Verzutti’s solo show “The Life of Sculpture” at LUMA Arles, curated during her residency from May to July 2024,…
Ivana Bašić’s work cultivates its own place of solitary exigence, blending extremes of the organic and the mechanic, the existential…
“Soft Fantasy / Hard Reality,” is Silverlens New York’s current summer group show, curated by gallery co-founder Isa Lorenzo –…
Upon entering the exhibition space, I was engulfed by a stark whiteness. The effect wasn’t dued to the intensity of…
Shara Hughes, an abstract artist renowned for her unique and vividly painted imaginary landscapes, has captivated audiences with her expressive…
After attending the preview of Alexandra Metcalf’s current exhibition, “1st Edition,” at Ginny on Frederick in London, I asked a…
“Wish You Were Gay” is the title of Anne Imhof’s solo show at Kunsthaus Bregenz. For many viewers, the first…
Trevor Yeung evokes the Hong Kong of his childhood from within that other island city of Venice. Like Venice, Hong…
Spring in Milan was absolutely dreadful: it started raining at the beginning of March and never — ever! — stopped.…