Anna Archen explores the evolving depiction of the human body in the 21st century, drawing on avant-garde strategies and the trauma of war, with inspiration from Donna Haraway’s A Cyborg Manifesto
Art as a Space for Interaction
Klavdiya Kuvshinova, a rising curator, has worked with the Alina Pinsky Gallery, MAMM, and international art fairs.
Turner Prize 2024: Exploring Identity, Memory, and Cultural Narratives
The Turner Prize 2024 exhibition at Tate Britain features four shortlisted artists—Pio Abad, Claudette Johnson, Jasleen Kaur, and Delaine Le Bas.
Marlene Dumas: Mourning Marsyas at Frith Street Gallery
Marlene Dumas’s Mourning Marsyas explores the tension between freedom and power through evocative, myth-inspired works.
Shadow of Frieze Sculpture 2024
Frieze Sculpture 2024 transforms Regent’s Park into an outdoor gallery, showcasing works by 22 international artists.
Finding Oneself Through Others: A Journey of Photographers in Exile
This article explores the works of three contemporary photographers, each of whom uses their lens to find a key to their own identity.
Hanna Liubinskaya in Search for her Creative Language
Hanna Liubinskaya explores contemporary painting through diverse techniques. Her work blends pop art with elements of hyperrealism and surrealism.
‘Sagger, Sinker, Wrinkler’ by Kate Lyddon at Cob Gallery, London
‘Sagger, Sinker, Wrinkler’, a solo exhibition by artist Kate Lyddon at Cob Gallery, London.
‘In the Darkness of Bones’ by Cristiano Di Martino and Oscar Chan Yik Long
“In the Darkness of Bones” by Cristiano Di Martino and Oscar Chan Yik Long at St. Chad’s,