We are happy to see a new collaboration between two artists who have always inspired us with their thoughtful and extraordinary interventions in the public space. Earlier this year, Pablo S. Herrero and David de la Mano painted a new mural and … Continued
Inspired by current global issues, social injustices and imbalances, Adam Batchelor explores, among other themes, the distant and conflict based relationship existing nowadays between man and nature, highlighting the impact of human actions and man-made systems on the environment and wildlife. In the … Continued
Leipzig based graphic-designer and artist Robert Deutsch reveals a twisted pop-surreal inspired world reflecting the incongruous human behavior and thinking in a chaotic upside-down society, dominated by the image of the anti-hero. Bizarre comic-landscapes and ludicrous humor impel the works of Robert … Continued
Art Yourself Gallery recently announced its 2015 projects. We visited the first exhibition of the No.88 project, running through March 21st, and also got the chance to see the first work part of this year’s ongoing sculpture series ‘The Things’ by Cătălin Oancea. … Continued
Society cannot exist without constantly feeding individuals on its captivating mirage, and becoming aware of its illusion may be one of the greatest challenges of man, as by escaping it there is still hope to return to the long forgotten … Continued
EASTWARDS ROSPECTUS hosts the first solo show of Ștefan Botez in Romania, “Between the forest and the sea”, and the exhibition “Mnemonics” by Răzvan Anton, running through March 22nd, 2015 (50 Plantelor Street, District 2, Bucharest / open Thu-Sat 11 am … Continued
From March 20th to April 25th, 2015, Itinerrance Gallery hosts the solo show “Walking on a Dream” by Julien Malland, also known as SETH (opening in presence of the artist – Friday, March 20th, 6 pm/ exhibition open Wed-Sat, 2pm – 7pm). In his paintings, … Continued
The recent series of artworks and editorial illustrations by Austrian based artist Alice Wellinger speak of human connection or perhaps disconnection with nature, in a search for somewhere to belong, a lasting and overwhelming wait, as well as often ironic and thoughtful observations … Continued
New York based visual artist Josephine Cardin works primarily in self-portraiture to capture human emotion in all its complex aspects, approaching themes of solitude and isolation, exploring the deepest fears, self-doubt, loss and melancholy, addictions and insecurities, the darkness that we … Continued
