#“The Ocean” Bergen Kunsthall
Has the pandemic helped us to understand that we share this world? The air, the aerosols, the bacteria, the viruses?…
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#A Short History of the Market for Drawings in the Age of Design
Global Art Market News, Commentaries, and Critiques. A Column by Stefano Baia Curioni. Everyone can draw. Before we learn how…
#Narcissus and Echo: The Singular Multiverse of Ebecho Muslimova
She reinvents herself as furniture, flora, or fauna; examines herself in any reflection she can find and dances the macabre;…
#Art 4 Deplorables
A bi-weekly round-up of global art news from an admittedly fallible viewpoint. US ARTISTS: POTUS OUT OF OUR MISERY Welcome…
#Deborah Kass: Teenage Dream
“Regarding Glee I would say two things: 1. It’s not like my work. It is my work; and 2. I…
#Palais de Tokyo presents Josèfa Ntjam’s Aquatic Invasion
In Aquatic Invasion, Josèfa Ntjam deploys mythological, political and artistic elements associated with water and its cult. The figures evoked…
#The 2020 Film London Jarman Award at Whitechapel Gallery
Bringing together the six artists shortlisted for the 2020 Film London Jarman Award – Michelle Williams Gamaker, Hannah Quinlan and…
#Diabolical Sound: A Conversation with Nikita Gale
“Listening In” is a column dedicated to sound, music, and listening practices in contemporary art and its spaces. This section…
#Vincent Fecteau Galerie Buchholz / Berlin
Galerie Buchholz presents 12 new, wall-mounted sculptures by San Francisco artist Vincent Fecteau. They are made from papier-mâché, epoxy clay,…
#Kaarel Kurismaa Temnikova & Kasela Gallery / Tallin
“The Old Man and the Musical Score” at Temnikova & Kasela Gallery in Tallinn showcases works by one of Estonia’s…
#Chillida Leku Museum / San Sebastián
The spirit of Eduardo Chillida reverberates throughout Chillida Leku — “the place of Chillida” in the Basque language. Here, Chillida’s…
#A Different Kind of Star
Tatiana De Pahlen: Gagosian Gallery, in Los Angeles, has just hosted an exhibition of your collaborative works. How did you…
#The Thingness of Light
At its most compelling, James Turrell’s work accomplishes a full integration of art, architecture and site through the manipulation of…
#After the Floods
Barnaby Furnas often credits Kara Walker’s vision of the bad old South as a catalyst for his own Civil War…