The solo show “Wishful Thinking” by Abigail Goldman, on view through March 26th, 2017 at SPOKE NYC (210 Rivington St. New York, NY 10002), is a continuation of the Washington based artist’s ongoing ‘die-o-ramas’, featuring small-scale sculptures that reveal gruesome murders in inevitably … Continued
The 7th edition of Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival BIEFF, which will take place between March 28th and April 2nd, 2017 at the Cinema of the Peasant Museum and Cinema Elvire Popesco, invites to an exercise in empathy. Most of … Continued
The intricate embroideries of Michelle Kingdom map the unconscious longings and fears, and examine the possible inner experiences, impulses or external pressures that shape the human psyche, also affecting the relationship with the other. Two factors seem to play key roles in the artist’s insightful work. … Continued
In her recent work, Alina Marinescu takes the viewer above and out of place, from her sketchy observations of random scenes depicting ordinary passersby on busy city streets to an escape from reality in a complex fantasy world, where the beauty of nature meets … Continued
At a first glance, one may see the work of sculptor Minsu Lee as a celebration of childhood and innocence. However, the posture, the clothing, the gaze and gestures of the little boys standing on suitcases reveal a dark side to their fragile youth. … Continued
In her new series, Denver-based artist Molly Bounds portrays the moments of solitude and the feelings emerging from this intended or forced isolation and perhaps abandonment, when one seeks refuge and liberation in the inner world, that in the end appears … Continued
Breath – Time to recharge is a project aiming to fight deforestation through an environmental art intervention, an organic drawing made of 5,000 new trees planted on Mount Olivella, in Southern Italy. Conceived and curated by Antonio Oriente and Incipit, and designed by Spanish artist … Continued
The exhibition Mis-en-scène by Guda Koster is on view through March 20th, 2017, at KEK – Kunst Exposities Kerkplein (Kennemer Theatre, Kerkplein 1, Beverwijk, the Netherlands; Monday-Friday: 11 am – 9 pm, Saturday: 11 am – 3 pm). For the first time, the artist’s sculptures … Continued
On February 3rd, 2017, Adrian Preda launched his book WEYD- at Cărturești Carusel, where it is currently available for purchase. The launch took place during the opening of his personal exhibition Future Dead Languages, featuring the Bucharest-based artist’s early and recent works. In the catalogue, Adrian … Continued
