Article by Berlin Art Link in Berlin // Feb. 27, 2018
Maja Luutonen describes herself as an artist rather than a painter, despite working primarily with paint on paper. By incorporating objects from her working process into her work, her recent practice has begun to…[read on]
Berlin // Feb. 13, 2018
Since its founding in 2004, Gallery Weekend Berlin has consistently provided three days filled with numerous openings, artist talks, tours and more—and this year will be no different. From April 27–29, more than 45…[read on]
Article by Emily McDermott in Rotterdam // Feb. 10, 2018
With 70 galleries in its Main Section and more than 20 in its New Art Section, Art Rotterdam provides an amusing, if exhausting, array of contemporary works from around the world. The majority of the galleries at the…[read on]
Swiss artist Olaf Breuning spent 16 years developing his practice in New York City before moving Upstate to find a measure of solitude in his work environment. Functioning…[read on]
When I met multidisciplinary artist Nathalie Anguezomo Mba Bikoro for the first time, I got the sense that she already knew me, my mother, my grandmother and my grandmother’s…[read on]
ON/OFF renovated and revived a former motorcycle workshop to build their current studio headquarters in Berlin; like every project the office undertakes, intentional ideas…[read on]
British, Berlin-based artist Ed Atkins’ HD videos and text-based works create worlds simultaneously hyper-real and undeniably artificial. His current exhibition ‘Old Food’ at Gropius Bau…[read on]
“I used to cry a lot at parties.” I came across this statement on the press release for Lisa Holzer’s exhibition first solo exhibition ‘I come in you – The Party Sequel…[read on]
A few hours after our official studio visit, I returned to Sanderstraße. That’s the street in Neukölln where you will find artist and performer, Juwelia Soraya’s studio space, Galerie…[read on]
Video by MONA productions // Apr. 26, 2017
Tracing one minute in every year of filmmaker Jonas Mekas’ life, Douglas Gordon’s memoir-style film ‘I Had Nowhere to Go’ begins with a story of the first image Mekas ever made, in his native Lithuania…[read on]
There are few contemporary artists whose practices travel the same imaginative distance as Charles Avery. Initially a ten-year project, now a lifetime…[read on]
Scottish, Berlin-based artist Douglas Gordon gained critical acclaim in the art world with his 1996 Turner Prize win and his piece ’24 Hour Psycho’, a rear-projected…[read on]
