Eugenio Dittborn KOW / Berlin
Until now, Chilean conceptualist Eugenio Dittborn has not been the subject of a solo exhibition in Europe. This fact is…
Until now, Chilean conceptualist Eugenio Dittborn has not been the subject of a solo exhibition in Europe. This fact is…
There is a tidal line between resistance and adaptation that we are all confronted with from childhood on. We always…
Outside Emanuel Rossetti’s “Delay Dust” one might miss a text Georgia Sagri has inserted inside a small frame outside the…
David Benjamin Sherry returns to Salon 94 with “Climate Vortex Sutra” — a selection of his latest works in the…
Wim Delvoye’s Flatbed Trailer (2007) of rusty steel filigree occupies the approach to the Yokohama Museum of Art, the main…
The discrepancy in scale or grandiosity of effect is remarkable. To travel as far west as the Getty, descend into…
The title of Tamás Kaszás’s project “The trench is not in fact as deep as the engineer calculated” comes from…
In the late 1970s, Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler began making works structured by systematic processes in a world now…
As one of the most important artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, the fundamental aspects of Franz West’s artistic…
Often exploring shifting spheres of identity, Henrik Olesen’s artistic practice has investigated queer subcultures to challenge the master narratives through…
For his exhibition at the Fondation Pierre Bergé – Yves Saint Laurent, Hedi Slimane chose an explicit title: “Sonic.” The…
The spiritual bliss of heaven on earth — as in, “I am in total heaven right now,” “my own little…
Elizabeth Peyton’s subject has always been the image of glamour proffered by the digital culture of human specificity reduced to…
We are blind to the history of most objects — for all we know they just show up in the…
The 5×5 Project recently opened in its second incarnation. This year the five selected curators include, Lance Fung, Shamim M.…
John Knuth finds beauty at the edge of panic. Made with signal flares, emergency blankets, smoke and fire, his work…