Roman Ondák: Art’s Environmental Apocalypse
As one of the most significant artist to emerge on the last decade, Roman Ondák’s artistic attitude is unusual. One reason for this lies in his artistic interventions that recursively impact the [...]
Under Discussion: A Solitary Tour of Decay
Since 1995, artists Jennifer Allora (American, 1974) and Guillermo Calzadilla (Cuban, 1971) have collaboratively produced an interdisciplinary portfolio of artworks. Videos, sound pieces, [...]
Juan Pablo Macias : The Emancipating Power of Language
Libertarian words and dialogue are often found at the heart of Juan Pablo Macias’s work. For Macias, art is a dialogue: “not only with the spectator or our time but also with a cultural heritage, [...]
Mariana Castillo Deball’s Kaleidoscopic Territories
Mariana Castillo Deball (b. 1975, Mexico City, Mexico) lives in Berlin, Germany. She works in installation, sculpture, photography and drawing, exploring the ideologically constructed conditions [...]
Roman Ondák: Performing on the Heights
It all starts with a prohibition, with one of the many commandoes and regulations we encounter every day, so numerous that our eyes graze over them and we hardly take notice. However, in Roman [...]
Mario García Torres’ Self Archeology
Appropriation, storytelling, reenactment, repetition, and reportage are some of the strategies that the Mexican artist Mario García Torres (born 1975 in Monclova, Mexico) deploys to [...]
Peter Wächtler’s Empathy for Simplicity
Peter Wächtler’s practice oscillates between the prosaic and the outlandish. The artist’s fascination with pop culture is grounded in his attention to the frailty of everyday life. His works are [...]