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Rao Fu’s Colorful Dreamscapes

by Mia Butter // Feb. 17, 2025

Bubblegum pink, lime green and burnt orange are some of the many colors one can find in a Rao Fu painting. Born in 1978 in China, Fu has been based in Dresden…[read on]

Politics of the Landscape in the Work of Stelios Kallinikou

by Adela Lovric // Nov. 26, 2024

Stelios Kallinikou’s work springs from a deep interest in Cyprus and steadily develops around its issues and complexities. He seeks to unearth the universal threads woven through…[read on]

Borsos Lőrinc’s Techno-Ritualistic Objects

by Aurola Győrfy // Feb. 13, 2024

The Hungarian artist duo János Borsos and Lilla Lőrinc have been working together since 2008 under the fictitious artist persona, Borsos Lőrinc. The focus of their collaborative…[read on]

The Instability of Material in the Work of Vera Kox

by Julia Mazal // Nov. 28, 2022

Working with illusion, the appearance of motion, and the fragility of material, German-Luxembourgish artist Vera Kox seeks to challenge many preconceived notions of sculpture…[read on]

Perplexing Spaces in the Work of Elín Hansdóttir

portrait of artist Elín Hansdóttir standing next to her work 'Eigenzeit'

by Nadia Egan // June 14, 2022

Perception stands at the centre of Elín Hansdóttir’s work. Focusing on immersive, site-specific installations, the Icelandic artist constructs unfamiliar and seemingly displaced…[read on]

Stillness as Revolutionary Gesture in the Work of Elske Rosenfeld

video still from Else Rosenfeld's 'Hugging Angela Davis' featuring black and white footage of a crowd

by Dagmara Genda // June 8, 2022

It’s not easy to get a quick overview of Elske Rosenfeld’s practice, not only because her contemplative and research-driven work often comes in the forms of texts,…[read on]

Berlin’s Material Contradictions Explored by Lucas De La Rubia

A view of the exhibition featuring two sculptures and two photographs in a white room.

by Aoife Donnellan // Feb. 5, 2021

Lucas De La Rubia’s multidisciplinary work underwent a transformation during his recent residency at Institut für Alles Mögliche. Spending two months in Berlin during lockdown…[read on]

Chaos and Coherence in Ruohan Wang’s Expansive Practice

A cantaloupe with the top cut off revealing an animated interior is pictured alongside a thick, speckled black surface, a thinner wooden textured surface and a smaller blue surface.

by Aoife Donnellan // Jan. 20, 2021

Ruohan Wang’s mesmerising collages combine vibrant colour and geometric abstraction to strike an unlikely balance between playfulness and tranquility…[read on]

Ecologies, Myth and Historical Insistence in Nanna Heitmann’s Photography

Nanna Heitmann, Documentary Photography, EMOP, Hiding from Baba Yaga

by Noëlle BuAbbud // Sept. 30, 2020

In an age of visual noise driven by the rapid circulation of images, and the constant influx of (mis)information on global catastrophes, the German/Russian photographer…[read on]

Power and Eroticism in Katherina Olschbaur’s Paintings

Article by Elizabeth Schippers // May 15, 2020
Katherina Olschbaur’s compositions melt human bodies, objects, formal elements and animals in a cluster of different parts, creating assemblages that suggest malleability and possibilities for change…[read on]

Politics of the Body in Emília Rigová’s Practice

Article by Denisa Tomkova // Apr. 29, 2020
Emília Rigová is a Slovak visual artist and academic of Roma origin. She teaches art at the Matej Bel University in Slovakia, where she established the Department of Roma Art and Culture in 2019…[read on]

Material Intimacy in the Work of Catherine Evans

Article by Hannah Carroll Harris // Apr. 14, 2020
Catherine Evans’ quietly confounding works are at once strangely familiar and beyond how we currently know and classify earthly matter. With a background in science, and then photography…[read on]

Spotlight

Rao Fu’s Colorful Dreamscapes

by Mia Butter // Feb. 17, 2025

Bubblegum pink, lime green and burnt orange are some of the many colors one can find in a Rao Fu painting. Born in 1978 in China, Fu has been based in Dresden…[read on]

Politics of the Landscape in the Work of Stelios Kallinikou

by Adela Lovric // Nov. 26, 2024

Stelios Kallinikou’s work springs from a deep interest in Cyprus and steadily develops around its issues and complexities. He seeks to unearth the universal threads woven through…[read on]

Borsos Lőrinc’s Techno-Ritualistic Objects

by Aurola Győrfy // Feb. 13, 2024

The Hungarian artist duo János Borsos and Lilla Lőrinc have been working together since 2008 under the fictitious artist persona, Borsos Lőrinc. The focus of their collaborative…[read on]

The Instability of Material in the Work of Vera Kox

by Julia Mazal // Nov. 28, 2022

Working with illusion, the appearance of motion, and the fragility of material, German-Luxembourgish artist Vera Kox seeks to challenge many preconceived notions of sculpture…[read on]

Perplexing Spaces in the Work of Elín Hansdóttir

by Nadia Egan // June 14, 2022

Perception stands at the centre of Elín Hansdóttir’s work. Focusing on immersive, site-specific installations, the Icelandic artist constructs unfamiliar and seemingly displaced…[read on]

Stillness as Revolutionary Gesture in the Work of Elske Rosenfeld

by Dagmara Genda // June 8, 2022

It’s not easy to get a quick overview of Elske Rosenfeld’s practice, not only because her contemplative and research-driven work often comes in the forms of texts,…[read on]

Berlin’s Material Contradictions Explored by Lucas De La Rubia

by Aoife Donnellan // Feb. 5, 2021

Lucas De La Rubia’s multidisciplinary work underwent a transformation during his recent residency at Institut für Alles Mögliche. Spending two months in Berlin during lockdown…[read on]

Chaos and Coherence in Ruohan Wang’s Expansive Practice

by Aoife Donnellan // Jan. 20, 2021

Ruohan Wang’s mesmerising collages combine vibrant colour and geometric abstraction to strike an unlikely balance between playfulness and tranquility…[read on]

Ecologies, Myth and Historical Insistence in Nanna Heitmann’s Photography

by Noëlle BuAbbud // Sept. 30, 2020

In an age of visual noise driven by the rapid circulation of images, and the constant influx of (mis)information on global catastrophes, the German/Russian photographer…[read on]

Power and Eroticism in Katherina Olschbaur’s Paintings

Politics of the Body in Emília Rigová’s Practice

Material Intimacy in the Work of Catherine Evans

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by Mia Butter // Feb. 17, 2025

Bubblegum pink, lime green and burnt orange are some of the many colors one can find in a Rao Fu painting. Born in 1978 in China, Fu has been based in Dresden…[read on]

by Adela Lovric // Nov. 26, 2024

Stelios Kallinikou’s work springs from a deep interest in Cyprus and steadily develops around its issues and complexities. He seeks to unearth the universal threads woven through…[read on]

by Aurola Győrfy // Feb. 13, 2024

The Hungarian artist duo János Borsos and Lilla Lőrinc have been working together since 2008 under the fictitious artist persona, Borsos Lőrinc. The focus of their collaborative…[read on]

by Julia Mazal // Nov. 28, 2022

Working with illusion, the appearance of motion, and the fragility of material, German-Luxembourgish artist Vera Kox seeks to challenge many preconceived notions of sculpture…[read on]

by Nadia Egan // June 14, 2022

Perception stands at the centre of Elín Hansdóttir’s work. Focusing on immersive, site-specific installations, the Icelandic artist constructs unfamiliar and seemingly displaced…[read on]

by Dagmara Genda // June 8, 2022

It’s not easy to get a quick overview of Elske Rosenfeld’s practice, not only because her contemplative and research-driven work often comes in the forms of texts,…[read on]

by Aoife Donnellan // Feb. 5, 2021

Lucas De La Rubia’s multidisciplinary work underwent a transformation during his recent residency at Institut für Alles Mögliche. Spending two months in Berlin during lockdown…[read on]

by Aoife Donnellan // Jan. 20, 2021

Ruohan Wang’s mesmerising collages combine vibrant colour and geometric abstraction to strike an unlikely balance between playfulness and tranquility…[read on]

by Noëlle BuAbbud // Sept. 30, 2020

In an age of visual noise driven by the rapid circulation of images, and the constant influx of (mis)information on global catastrophes, the German/Russian photographer…[read on]

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