THE PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW PRESENTED BY AIPAD APRIL 14-17, 2016 PARK AVENUE ARMORY, NEW YORK Celebrating its 36th edition, The Photography Show, one of the world’s most highly anticipated annual photography events, will be held April 14-17, 2016, at the Park Avenue Armory in New York. Presented by The Association of International Photography Art Dealers […]

FRANCIS BACON / DARREN COFFIELD 13 April – 21 May 2016 Herrick Gallery is proud to present Francis Bacon drawings and new paintings by Darren Coffield. Despite an age difference of sixty years, their paths crossed when they met in the infamous Colony Room Club, in London’s Soho. In 1949 Bacon was retained by its founder Muriel Belcher […]

Gülsün Karamustafa. Chronographia 10 June – 23 October, 2016 An exhibition by the Nationalgalerie – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Press conference: Tuesday, 7 June, 2016, 11 am Opening: Thursday, 9 June, 2016, 8 pm Gülsün Karamustafa (b. 1946) is regarded as one of the most important artists of the second half of the 20th century […]

The American painter has resorted to a prodigious ascension towards the dialectic synthesis of his oeuvre. Naturalistic realism and abstract expressionism are conjugated with a rich palette of stylistic and compositional elements in a period of creative maturity which is set to make waves. During this past snowy February we had the opportunity to attend […]

Hauser & Wirth London is currently presenting Mark Wallinger’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. The artist’s latest offering is spread across both Savile Row spaces hosting a presentation of new paintings and multi-media works. Wallinger utilises Sigmund Freud’s terms, id, ego and superego in an interrogation of the psyche, the self, and the subject, […]

The painting, The Charm, made in 2015, originated in the bourgeois highly “discreet” charm and these people’s dominance and self-satisfaction but also lack of self-awareness. The idea came after participating in a snobbish event, it was actually a funeral, with, as always, the pompous and exaggerated speeches. The emerging binary digits can either symbolize the passing […]

Thomas Campbell, director of the Met, called the Breuer “a piece of sculpture”. It has been referred to as an upside down Mayan ruin — a Cyclops. The Met has leased it for 8 years as it pursues a renovation at the Fifth Avenue Contemporary and Modern wing. Architects Beyer Blinder Belle known for their reverent renovations […]

By Ruth Direktor The image most characterizing the first exhibition in Israel by artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset is that of a structure that has collapsed and scattered to pieces. Instead of a complete, coherent exhibition located in one gallery, offering the visitor a total experience, several works are scattered throughout the Museum, chancing upon […]

83 artists from 35 countries and more than 200 works presented across nineteen locations free to the public. The 20th Biennale will be presented at 19 locations – including seven main sites or ‘embassies of thought’ – from 18 March and continue until 5 June, 2016. The last month announcement brings the total number of […]

“Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains” Offers Rarely Seen Historic Native American Masterworks, Unveils Contemporary Works by 16 Artists National Museum of the American Indian Exhibition Traces Evolution of the Narrative Tradition Vibrant storytelling of society, war and peacetime, repression and expression is found within the historic narrative artworks of Native peoples of the Great […]