Jim Lambie’s Contemporary Totems
Glasgow-based artist Jim Lambie has an incredibly diverse mixed media-practice that transforms everyday objects found on the street and unearthed at thrift or hardware stores into vibrant [...]
Ryan Gander’s Incredulous Almanac
One of Britain’s most prolific artists, Ryan Gander is known for creating playful, engaging works in a range of mediums, from installation and sculpture, to performative lectures, films, [...]
Carol Bove’s Organic Iconography
Carol Bove is known for her simple yet intricate works that combine found and made elements. Incorporating a wide range of materials, including steel I-beams, driftwood, and peacock feathers, her [...]
Tacita Dean’s Film on the Artistic and Historical Endeavor
English draughtsman, photographer and filmmaker, Tacita Dean showed a predilection in her early years for expressive formats more often found in the cinema. And while Dean can appreciate the [...]
Ryan Gander: When Fictions and Realities Collide in a Leap of Faith
London-based conceptual artist Ryan Gander masters the art of storytelling through an immensely complex, yet subtly coherent body of work. In the short time since Gander graduated from Manchester [...]
Pierre Huyghe: Archeology of an Exhibition Space
Pierre Huyghe is one of the best young artists on the contemporary international art stage. This fame is tied specifically to the installations, films, collective projects and performances, which [...]
Nasan Tur: The Multitudinous Specter of Capitalism
Born in Germany (1974), and graduating from the Academy of Arts and Design Offenbach, Germany (2003), Nasan Tur’s work reflects the social conditions in which it is produced, often exploring [...]
Tomás Saraceno: Nature as an Endless Source of Inspiration
Informed by the worlds of art, architecture, natural sciences and engineering, Tomas Saraceno’s floating sculptures and interactive installations propose new, sustainable ways of inhabiting [...]