Cadogan Contemporary is delighted to present Invisible Subjects, a group exhibition that brings together new work by Kim Bartelt, Tycjan Knut and LRNCE.
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"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
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…
Collective/Collectible by MASA
Their inaugural exhibition, Collective/Collectible, features leading artists and designers from Mexico whose work challenges hierarchies of function and expression. Exhibiting artists include Pedro Reyes, Alma Allen, Frida Escobedo, Héctor Esrawe, Jose Dávila, Tezontle Studio and others.
In a World Where Immortality Is the Norm, the Future Is My Future at Galeria Duarte Sequeira in Braga, Portugal
Galeria Duarte Sequeira is pleased to inaugurate its programme of exhibitions with a group exhibition exploring the constantly-redefined term ‘human‘.
Zenzic — In Conversation with Anna Barham, Chiara Camoni and Caterina Avataneo
The Italian independent curator Caterina Avataneo, who is also working at Arcade Gallery and as Assistant Curator for the Lithuanian Pavilion of the 58th Venice Biennale, invited artists Chiara Camoni and Anna Barham to work together and to conflate their own practices.
The Venice Biennale of Architecture Through the Eyes of Félix Michaud
Organized around the idea of Freespace, the 16th International Architecture Exhibition curated by Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara took place in Venice last summer. Our contributor Félix Michaud was there to capture the most striking interpretations of this intricate theme.
The Storm We Call Progress — In Conversation with Anna Franceschini
Artist Anna Franceschini, based in Milan, works across film, video, performance, installation, displays and theory. We spoke with the artist about her research, her practice, and the importance of slowing down in the age of hyperacceleration…
Najla El Zein: Transition at Friedman Benda, New York
Friedman Benda is pleased to announce Transition, Beirut-based designer Najla El Zein’s first solo exhibition. This marks the debut presentation of three series: Distortion, Fragmented Pillar and Seduction. Organic and gestural, these objects act as varied embodiments of El Zein’s personal journey.
Sage Culture Presents De Profundis, Variations I by Leonardo Christian Anker Amadeus Vandal
Sage Culture is proud to present, De Profundis, Variations I, Leonardo Vandal’s first solo exhibition in the United States…
A Free Verse Poem : Under the Night Sky at Albertz Benda & Friedman Benda, New York
Through various arenas of creative making, Friedman Benda opens up a dialogue of our obsession with the night sky and all that float within. Where we are and who we are as we twirl and gaze outward, spin and reflect inward.
50 years of Karel Fonteyne at Ingrid Deuss Gallery, Antwerp
Ingrid Deuss Gallery presents an exhibition by the Belgian photographer Karel Fonteyne (° 1950). The exhibition, entitled 50 years of photography, celebrates the remarkable career of Fonteyne by presenting 6 iconic black and white images from his period as a fashion photographer.
Mineral Material : Alabaster at Ordovas Gallery, London
Alabaster is the latest in a string of elegant thematic exhibitions to be shown at Ordovas, London; following ‘Flowers’, ‘Monochrome’, ‘Artists and Lovers’ and ‘Girl’.
The Biggest Living Room in the Netherlands Organised by Tellurico and Molto Molto Projects
The exhibition The Biggest Living Room in the Netherlands took place in the t-Karregat during the Dutch Design Week 2018, in Eindhoven.
THE NEW Gallery Presents Meltforms by Videre Licet
Debuting last week at THE NEW, Videre Licet's Meltforms exhibition consists of a series of glass and metal sculptural lightboxes illuminated with internal LED lights. The exhibition introduces Videre Licet's latest body of work, at the crossover of art and design.
How Likely Is It That Only I Am Right in This Matter? : Wolfgang Tillmans at David Zwirner
Choosing a markedly different approach to his inaugural show at David Zwirner in 2015, Wolfgang Tillmans here eschews his signature style of floor-to-ceiling installations in favor of a more minimal, linear presentation concise in subject matter as well as scope.
En Plein Air : Vincenzo De Cotiis' Latest Show at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, London
Carpenters Workshop Gallery London presents En Plein Air, a solo gallery exhibition of works by Italian architect and designer Vincenzo de Cotiis, comprising new pieces from his ‘progetto domestico’ collection.
Antoine Catala: Everything is OKAY, Season 2, Marlborough Contemporary – London
It seems like Antoine Catala is playing a trick on us when we enter his exhibition on the second floor of Marlborough Contemporary London.
Becoming Plant, Tenderpixel — London
Becoming Plant is the third in a series of exhibitions entitled Hangover. Curated by Borbála Soós, the exhibition includes artists Victoria Adam, Julia Crabtree & William Evans, Ingela Ihrman, Paloma Proudfoot and André Romão.
Four Pillars, L'INCONNUE — Montreal
Enjoying the possibilities of unlikely spaces, L'INCONNUE is reborn with Four Pillars this spring. The exhibition, thematically organized around transformation, features the works of Hanna Hur, Laurie Kang, Maia Ruth Lee and Zadie Xa.