Mur Rouge, Figure #5 2006 Chromogenic print mount on diasec Yto Barrada’s work has always had a focus on frontiers and borderlands that inhabit microhistories, with a sense of autonomy, as the artist has always found herself [...]
The Adrastus Collection, built since the 1990’s by Spanish investor Javier Lumbreras, became officially founded in 2000 together with his wife Lorena Pérez-Jácome. This was when a more precise, coherent and clear phase of [...]
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 2019 @sebastianvdp The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art has recently inaugurated the third exhibition in the series The Architect’s Studio featuring the Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao. The architect [...]
Manisha Gera Baswana was deeply inspired by her teacher, mentor and fellow artist A. Ramachandran who taught her at the Jamia Millia University while she was pursuing her Master’s Degree in Painting. During their sessions, Manish [...]
Wilhelm Sasnal’s approach to painting is traditional and formal, yet he enjoys subverting the subject matter by often borrowing subjects from art history, 20th century propaganda, and photojournalism. Usually with dark undertones, [...]
With a keen eye in turning common subjects into objects with a stylized aesthetic, the American artist, Roe Ethridge reroutes his subject matter and inserts it into an odd spatial environment. This sense of oddity is a collective [...]
Ryan Gander’s varied artistic production ranges from sculpture, film, writing, graphic design, installation, and performance have established him as an internationally recognized artist. With the basis of questioning language and [...]
Famous for creating installations using Jute sacks, Ibrahim Mahama is an artist working with re-appropriated material purchased from markets in Ghana, where he currently lives and works. Architecture, and the dissonance between its [...]
