Pawel Kruk Magazijn / Amsterdam
I once sat on a sculpture of Matthew Barney. During the 2009 Venice Biennale, I visited the ‘Joseph Beuys and…
I once sat on a sculpture of Matthew Barney. During the 2009 Venice Biennale, I visited the ‘Joseph Beuys and…
There Can Be No Better World was an exhibition of 3 artists – Felix Bacolor, Tiffany Chung and Michael Lee…
The exhibition title, “Something on the Planet,” can’t be more ambiguous. It means anything imaginable, or nothing specific. It’s a…
Shahin Afrassiabi’s Theory of Life coordinates new forms of encounter with modernity’s protocols of reproduction. The exhibition presents a sculpture,…
Highjacking the name of the iconic French poet, the Arthur Rainbow group show at Air de Paris is a display…
She runs through the volcanic landscape, wearing nothing but a dress. Her model body looks fragile in comparison to the…
In his third solo show at Simon Lee, Toby Ziegler provides a journey into his idiosyncratic notion of memory and…
What is „Hinter Winter“- literally: behind winter? A cold behind? Or spring? The small poster advertising the exhibition shows a…
The Otolith Group was established 12 years ago, when Kodwo Enshun, having a film theory and literature background met Anjalika…
Reflecting upon his literary method of blending fiction with history Guy Davenport remarked that: “What we understand of an event…
For the title of his exhibition “Vanishing Point of View,” Belgian artist Fabrice Samyn combines the terms “vanishing point” and…
A harlequin, a girl in a Dutch costume, philosopher Diogenes with a bucket on his head, a prince in a…
Concerned with the lines that draw people together, curators Alia Swastika (Indonesia) and Suman Gopinath (India) establish a rubric for…
Mathieu Lefèvre, a very promising young Canadian artist based in New York, was killed after being run over by a…
It would seem that some rather prominent London galleries would soon be relocating to Mayfair. Not to sound any trumpets,…
Over the last three years The Armory Show has changed remarkably. 2006 was the year of big photography. Whether or not…