At this year’s Venice Biennale of Art, the collateral exhibition ‘Scotland + Venice: Bugarin + Castle,’ curated by Morven Gregor of Mount Stuart Trust, will present the artist duo’s new work…[read on]
We made a well-sequenced Gallery Weekend route through Schöneberg, dressed only slightly differently than usual to feel like tourists and well-prepared to experience…[read on]
As sure as the seasons change, Gallery Weekend is here again. The day begins by emerging out of a May 1st-induced hangover, slapping on the SPF 50 and heading out the door…[read on]
Gallery Weekend arrives, fleeting as the falling cherry blossom that nestles into the cracks of the pavements in Mitte. Lit up in the sunshine, the galleries along Linienstraße…[read on]
Adam Pendleton’s exhibition Can I Be?, currently on view at the Langen Foundation, brings together painting, drawing, sculpture and video in a spatially driven exploration of abstraction…[read on]
During Gallery Weekend Berlin, artist Simon Mullan presents ‘Chronos,’ a spatial, multi-channel video installation staged inside the club setting of Studio 1111 Berlin…[read on]
Minor keys “come alive in the quiet tones, the lower frequencies, the hums, the consolations of poetry.” This year’s 61st Venice Biennale preserves the curation of Koyo Kouoh after…[read on]
For its 22nd edition this year, Gallery Weekend Berlin will see 50 participating galleries open their doors to the public and present more than 80 artistic positions and…[read on]
The skeletons of collapsing buildings; shifting licks of light on water; insubmissive deathbed portraiture. Wandering through ‘Persistence of Vision’ at Gropius Bau, I feel…[read on]
This year’s Bulgarian Pavilion, opening at the 61st Venice Biennale of Art next month, is framed as the headquarters of a fictional research lab, set in a future political landscape…[read on]
Continuing its tradition of inhabiting a different allotment garden community in Neukölln’s district of Britz for each edition, Britzenale takes place this year at Kleingartenanlage…[read on]
Curated by Hera Chan, Marisa Phandharakrajadej, Arin Rungjang and David Teh under the title ‘Eternal [Kalpa],’ Thailand Biennale Phuket foregrounds a conception of time…[read on]
