London-based photographer Lorenzo Zandri has captured a series of photographs of the art installation L'Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped, by Christo and Jeanne-Claude in Paris.
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Masa Presents: The Last Tenant — an Exhibition Curated by Mario García Torres
MASA is delighted to present The Last Tenant, the gallery’s fourth exhibition, which is curated by the artist Mario Garcia Torres.
The Belonging of Memories — Q+A with Painter Gideon Rubin
We asked the artist some questions to learn more about his relation to art and the past's belonging.
Fragile Machines — Q&A with Award-Winning Director Derek Johnson
Fragile Machines is an independent art film depicting the story of a married couple and the affairs that make their relationship irreparable. The film walks through a non-linear, gestural narrative - shifting with fluidity between seasons, homes, women's bodies, and water.
In Conversation With Conceptual Artist Pedro Reyes
Contemporary conceptual artist and traditional stonemason; architect and activist; engineer and craftsman. The cross-disciplinary nature of Pedro Reyes' work - which encompasses performance, installation, video, sculpture, and activism - makes a strong case for multiplicity.
Charcoal — a Portrait of Artist Romy Northover Captured by Rich Stapleton
A portrait of artist Romy Northover, captured during her time at Santa Clara 1728 in Lisbon, Portugal.
AeSSENCE
AeSSENCE is a collaboration project between the photographer Simone Bossi and the philosopher Alessandro Rota.
Q+A with Iringó Demeter — An Ode to Bodily Expression
Born and raised in Transylvania, Romania, the photographer Iringó Demeter’s childhood was characterized by the surrounding picturesque nature. Her fascination for nature defines her work, with her interest navigating towards the human body in all its beauty.
Invisible Subjects by Cadogan Contemporary
Cadogan Contemporary is delighted to present Invisible Subjects, a group exhibition that brings together new work by Kim Bartelt, Tycjan Knut and LRNCE.
"Silent Light" by JAMESPLUMB
National Trust Northern Ireland and JAMESPLUMB present ‘Silent Light’, a light installation and dark sky experience at Downhill Demesne and Mussenden Temple, from 9th–23rd February 2020. Visitors will be steeped in the landscape. Embarking on
"Presence" by Charlotte Lapalus
“Presence”, a personal series by Charlotte Lapalus, captured in the sunset of South France.
The Sculptural World of Carl Eldh
When entering Carl Eldh's former workshop in Stockholm, Sweden, you do not only experience the sculptor's impressive work of art, but you instantly study an entire era. This well-preserved museum, Carl Eldh Ateljémuseum has few counterparts in Europe and therefore provides a unique insight into the life and work of an artist during the first half of the 20th century.
In Conversation with Berlin Based Art Dealer & Visionary — Johann König
On a cold September morning, I met with Johann König to talk about his book “Johann König Blinder Galerist,” a biography written together with Daniel Schreiber (Propyläen Verlag, Berlin 2019).
Guy Haddon Grant — In the Sculptor's Studio
When I enter Guy Haddon Grant’s studio, he takes my rucksack and puts it down on an old shirt. Everything else is covered in dust, he says. The dust is undoubtedly evident, a thin layer covering books, brushes, power tools, and furniture…
Rudolph Tegner — A Misunderstood Artist
There is hardly any artist in Denmark who has been the subject of more controversy than the sculptor Rudolph Tegner (1873-1950). Most of his artistic pursuits and creative work, characterized by his large-scale projects…
Democratizing Art ⏤ In Conversation with Portia de Rossi & Slater Herman of General Public
Music, film-making, and photography are all mediums of art. Yet, anyone can enjoy them while supporting their favorite artist in exchange for a few cents, or even for free. If we agree to defining art as a way of expression through human skills and imagination, one could argue that art should always be made possible to enjoy by anyone.
The Colour of Black — Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
As anyone who has ever painted skin will know - it is not white, and it is not black. Lucien Freud observed and examined the complexion of the English Rose, painting the skin with a palette of blues, pinks, yellows and greens. Lynette Yiadom-Boakye paints black skin similarly - using oranges, blues, yellows and red; she paints it with the…
Negotiating with Life, Chaos & Humanity – Q+A with Artist Baptiste Debombourg
Paris-based artist Baptiste Debombourg has built a strong and recognizable body of work since his first solo exhibition dating back to 1999. After studying sculpture at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts in Lyon, and post-graduating from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris…
Stan Van Steendam: Deconstructing Materiality
The enigmatic work of Belgian artist Stan Van Steendam challenges our ideas of tradition and modernity. His work reflects a sense of intimacy that exists between the artist and his craft, his materials, and the emotions and sensations captured within his meditative creations…