Posts Tagged ‘abstraction’

Material Metaphors: Melvin Edwards at Fridericianum

by Fionn Adamian // Sept. 30, 2024

Melvin Edwards possesses a thoroughly enlivening process mania. Looking at the disciplined repetition of the pieces on view at his indispensable retrospective at the Fridericianum…[read on]

Emotional Entanglements: An Interview with Miranda Holmes

by Fionn Adamian // July 24, 2024

One visual effect dominates the superb caché of paintings by the American artist Miranda Holmes, which deal with the entanglement of self and other, subject and object…[read on]

Giveaway: Beatriz Milhazes’ Colorful Expanded Monograph

a spread from inside Beatriz Milhazes monograph, showing a graphic, colorful print of flowers

Apr. 20, 2021

Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes’ colorful monograph has recently been expanded to include works made as recently as 2020, exploring all of the artist’s creative phases,…[read on]

Exhibition // ‘Parapolitics: Cultural Freedom and the Cold War’ at HKW

Article by Jack Radley in Berlin // Nov. 29, 2017
‘Parapolitics: Cultural Freedom and the Cold War’ at Haus der Kulturen der Welt – HKW reveals scandals, reshapes narratives, and interrogates ideologies. The exhibition uses the U.S. Central Intelligence…[read on]

Philipp Hennevogl

by Clare Ros, Anna Russ // Oct. 5, 2010

Philipp Hennevogl, a German artist, has lived and worked in Berlin for eight years. An established print-maker, Hennevogl creates highly detailed and often large-scale linocuts. Subject…[read on]

Posts Tagged ‘abstraction’

Material Metaphors: Melvin Edwards at Fridericianum

by Fionn Adamian // Sept. 30, 2024

Melvin Edwards possesses a thoroughly enlivening process mania. Looking at the disciplined repetition of the pieces on view at his indispensable retrospective at the Fridericianum…[read on]

Emotional Entanglements: An Interview with Miranda Holmes

by Fionn Adamian // July 24, 2024

One visual effect dominates the superb caché of paintings by the American artist Miranda Holmes, which deal with the entanglement of self and other, subject and object…[read on]

Giveaway: Beatriz Milhazes’ Colorful Expanded Monograph

Apr. 20, 2021

Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes’ colorful monograph has recently been expanded to include works made as recently as 2020, exploring all of the artist’s creative phases,…[read on]

Exhibition // ‘Parapolitics: Cultural Freedom and the Cold War’ at HKW

Philipp Hennevogl

by Clare Ros, Anna Russ // Oct. 5, 2010

Philipp Hennevogl, a German artist, has lived and worked in Berlin for eight years. An established print-maker, Hennevogl creates highly detailed and often large-scale linocuts. Subject…[read on]

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Material Metaphors: Melvin Edwards at Fridericianum

by Fionn Adamian // Sept. 30, 2024

Melvin Edwards possesses a thoroughly enlivening process mania. Looking at the disciplined repetition of the pieces on view at his indispensable retrospective at the Fridericianum…[read on]

Emotional Entanglements: An Interview with Miranda Holmes

by Fionn Adamian // July 24, 2024

One visual effect dominates the superb caché of paintings by the American artist Miranda Holmes, which deal with the entanglement of self and other, subject and object…[read on]

Giveaway: Beatriz Milhazes’ Col­or­ful Ex­pand­ed Monograph

Apr. 20, 2021

Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes’ colorful monograph has recently been expanded to include works made as recently as 2020, exploring all of the artist’s creative phases,…[read on]

Exhibition // ‘Parapolitics: Cultural Freedom and the Cold War’ at HKW

Philipp Hennevogl

by Clare Ros, Anna Russ // Oct. 5, 2010

Philipp Hennevogl, a German artist, has lived and worked in Berlin for eight years. An established print-maker, Hennevogl creates highly detailed and often large-scale linocuts. Subject…[read on]

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