Venice Diaries, Episode IV: Painting as sculpture as work in paper. Chung Kwang Young's art works recall prehistoric rocks, extra-terrestrial objects, and dinosaurs, wrapped in a contemporary fashion. Hanji for healing!
Category: Reviews
Venice Diaries III: Ewa Kuryluk. I, White Kangaroo
Venice Diaries, Episode III: As much as a retrospective, the exhibition 'Ewa Kuryluk. I, White Kangaroo' is an intellectual interrogation, artistic investigation, art historical puzzle piece, and an affirmation to play.
Venice Diaries II: Claire Tabouret: I am spacious, singing flesh
Venice Diaries, Episode II: Devotional images meet contemporary painting, sculpture, film, collage, and Venetian chandeliers. Claire Tabouret's exhibition 'I am spacious, singing flesh' is a must-see for both its art and curation.
Venice Diaries I: Marlene Dumas. open-end
The Venice Diaries present projects around the 59th Venice Biennale 2022. Episode I: Figures like ghosts, painting like drugs: Marlene Dumas’ monographic exhibition 'open-end' at Palazzo Grassi in Venice. An incomplete Review
Desert Disco
Allan McCollum's Constructed and Bleach Paintings are wall structures out of canvas and adhesive. They carry meditation and war, history and the Now. A guide to geometric versatility.
Erica Baum’s Poetography
Erica Baum's works form a junction between photography, abstraction, poetry, and word art. Her exhibition "the bite in the ribbon" gives an intimate view into the artist's practice.
JS. Crimson Paintings
On Julian Schnabel's Crimson Paintings shown at Galerie Max Hetzler in 2021.
Street Is Queen
“Vivian Maier. Streetqueen” at Werkstattgalerie Noack gives an astonishing overview about the photographer’s oeuvre. The images unite aesthetics and documentation, social and fashion photography, life and still life, or time study and art history. With an eye for the bizarre, and a love for the subject.
Thought traveling
Anne Speier's exhibition "Dienstag bis Sonntag" [Tuesday to Sunday] encompasses centuries. Her paintings invite an equally visual and theoretical reflection. In this, they are extra-ordinary in their respect.
Space-rendered Poetry
Rafael Domenech’s "Notations From Somewhere" is fun, playful and deeply poetic. Innovative and interesting both visually and with regard to subject, the exhibition – subtly, but distinctly – proposes different modes of existence, individually and as a community. An experience for body and thought!
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