The Fragile Poetry of Nairy Baghramian
The sculptural works of Berlin artist Nairy Baghramian (Isfahan, 1971) typically address the conditions of their own making, their physical and extended contexts and a nexus of [...]
Lara Favaretto: When an artwork is reborn
A sense of resignation to the forces of decay and obsolescence runs throughout Lara Favaretto’s work. Several of her art pieces are subjected to forces of decadence, consumption, and [...]
Sergei Tcherepnin’s Fitful Relationship Between the Cause and Effect
Integral to artist and composer Sergei Tcherepnin’s work is an ongoing fascination with how materials can receive and transmit sound. Through his performances, sculptures, and videos, he [...]
Skeleton in Vinyl of Louise Lawler
Long before photographing artworks became a veritable subgenre of Instagram, Louise Lawler was taking beautiful in situ images of famous artworks in galleries, museums, collector’s homes and [...]
Jorge Méndez Blake’s Fictional Voyage
Through drawing, installation or environmental interventions, Jorge Méndez Blake brings life to literature. Blake’s conceptual language is cleverly constructed through the recontextualization of [...]
Pamela Rosenkranz’s Embodied Bottles
Being (They Line Along) 700 mL. PET bottle, silicone with pigments, Plexiglas cab, wooden plinth / 700 mL. botella de PET, silicona con pigmentos, pedestal de Plexiglass y basamento de madera. 57 [...]
Monika Sosnowska: Impossible Figures
Walls, doors, floors, stairs and door handles -such as Adrastus’ most recent acquisition Handle, (2015)-, resurface throughout her oeuvre in a variety of ways, depending on the aesthetics of the [...]
Pratchaya Phinthong’s Human Archeological Quarrying
Phinthong’s work firmly addresses economic, social, and geopolitical issues and beyond any artistic or formal experience, looks to find his place and identity playing on the economic [...]