Tala Madani’s paintings, drawings, and stop-motion animations construct grotesque worlds and fantastical scenes in which the boneheadedness of men reaches a fever pitch. Madani tends …
Desire and Shame: Wanda’s by Nana Wolke
Nestled within London’s vibrant art milieu, the NıCOLETTı Gallery is currently the captivating home to a solo exhibition by the Slovenian artist Nana Wolke, thoughtfully …
In the Gallery: David Altmejd
David Altmejd’s captivating exhibition at White Cube London, running from November 23, 2022, to January 21, 2023, invites viewers into a world of transformative sculptures …
Anne Imhof. “Avatar II”: Immersive Realities
Anne Imhof’s recent exhibition, “Avatar II,” displayed at the Sprueth Magers gallery in London, is a masterful exploration of the liminal space between reality and …
Daria Vinarskaya: naked body and human vulnerability
Daria Vinarskaya explores human vulnerability through naked bodies. Her artistic style defined by her polyamorous and feminist identity.
Adrian Ghenie. “The Fear of NOW”: A Reflection on Digital Society
In his most extensive exhibition in London for nearly a decade, celebrated artist Adrian Ghenie takes us on a captivating journey through the intricate labyrinth …
Five Museum exhibitions to see in Seoul during Frieze
Five Museum exhibitions to see in Seoul during Frieze.
Summer Wheat’s vibrant art
Interview by Rosecrans Baldwin Summer Wheat’s portraits grapple with America’s class system—where everyone has an opportunity to be pretty, petty, or just plain horrible. She …
Nicole Eisenman’s expressive realism with re-appropriation and distortion over-lay
Born in France to American parents, Nicole Eisenman graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1987. The inspiration for her works comes from …