Posts Tagged ‘death’

Love and Loss: Pallavi Paul at Gropius Bau

by Adela Lovric // Apr. 26, 2024

Stepping into Pallavi Paul’s ‘How Love Moves’ at Gropius Bau, the core theme of the exhibition unravels without needing a preamble…[read on]

More than a Memory: An Interview with Sarnt Utamachote

by Adela Lovric // Mar. 26, 2024

Sarnt Utamachote spoke to us about the making of the film, about the necessity of communal care and mourning, as well as how film, when done sensitively, can become a collective act…[read on]

A Measured Life: Laurel Nakadate’s Temporal Photographs

by Dagmara Genda // June 27, 2023

Nakadate makes use of vernacular images and the visual possibilities of the day, such as enlisting the services of internet photo editors, to document and contemplate the passage of time…[read on]

Art as Counter-Ritual: ‘A Fire In My Belly’ at JSC Berlin

a close up of a person's mouth, with the lips sewn shut with bright red thread and a blood-like substance running down the cheeks and chin

by Dagmara Genda // Mar. 9, 2021

A ritual highlights a given social practice and renders it symbolic on another, often spiritual, level, thereby legitimizing and expanding certain structures or, at other…[read on]

Decolonial Reincarnation: An Interview with Heidi Lau

a view of several ceramic sculptures displayed in an exhibition room with two large columns framing them

by Jack Radley // Mar. 2, 2021

On a frigid January afternoon, I visited Lau in her newly minted studio, where we discussed her work’s relationships to death and ritual, the intersection of monstrosity…[read on]

Embracing Loss: Tracey Emin’s ‘A Fortnight of Tears’ at White Cube Bermondsey

Article by Celia Wickham // Feb. 26, 2019
‘A Fortnight of Tears’, Tracey Emin’s latest major exhibition currently on display at White Cube in Bermondsey (London), features a vast range of work, from neon and sculpture, to paintings and drawings, to photographs and film…[read on]

Announcement // The Films of Ana Mendieta at Gropius Bau

Berlin // Apr. 16, 2018
Often fusing her body with nature, the Cuban American artist Ana Mendieta confronted themes of feminism, violence, life, death, identity, place and belonging through a wide-ranging artistic practice. Mendieta…[read on]

Chiharu Shiota

by Louisa Elderton // Sept. 15, 2016

I first entered the Prenzlauer Berg studio of Chiharu Shiota one year ago. How quickly a year passes. I took off my shoes at her request: blue or grey slippers? Blue…[read on]

AA Bronson

by Linus Ignatius // Jan. 21, 2015

AA Bronson is a little like the art world’s Father Time. With a long white beard to underscore his twinkling eyes and a body of work that continually invokes the presence…[read on]

Posts Tagged ‘death’

Love and Loss: Pallavi Paul at Gropius Bau

by Adela Lovric // Apr. 26, 2024

Stepping into Pallavi Paul’s ‘How Love Moves’ at Gropius Bau, the core theme of the exhibition unravels without needing a preamble…[read on]

More than a Memory: An Interview with Sarnt Utamachote

by Adela Lovric // Mar. 26, 2024

Sarnt Utamachote spoke to us about the making of the film, about the necessity of communal care and mourning, as well as how film, when done sensitively, can become a collective act…[read on]

A Measured Life: Laurel Nakadate’s Temporal Photographs

by Dagmara Genda // June 27, 2023

Nakadate makes use of vernacular images and the visual possibilities of the day, such as enlisting the services of internet photo editors, to document and contemplate the passage of time…[read on]

Art as Counter-Ritual: ‘A Fire In My Belly’ at JSC Berlin

by Dagmara Genda // Mar. 9, 2021

A ritual highlights a given social practice and renders it symbolic on another, often spiritual, level, thereby legitimizing and expanding certain structures or, at other…[read on]

Decolonial Reincarnation: An Interview with Heidi Lau

by Jack Radley // Mar. 2, 2021

On a frigid January afternoon, I visited Lau in her newly minted studio, where we discussed her work’s relationships to death and ritual, the intersection of monstrosity…[read on]

Embracing Loss: Tracey Emin’s ‘A Fortnight of Tears’ at White Cube Bermondsey

Announcement // The Films of Ana Mendieta at Gropius Bau

Chiharu Shiota

by Louisa Elderton // Sept. 15, 2016

I first entered the Prenzlauer Berg studio of Chiharu Shiota one year ago. How quickly a year passes. I took off my shoes at her request: blue or grey slippers? Blue…[read on]

AA Bronson

by Linus Ignatius // Jan. 21, 2015

AA Bronson is a little like the art world’s Father Time. With a long white beard to underscore his twinkling eyes and a body of work that continually invokes the presence…[read on]

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by Adela Lovric // Apr. 26, 2024

Stepping into Pallavi Paul’s ‘How Love Moves’ at Gropius Bau, the core theme of the exhibition unravels without needing a preamble…[read on]

by Adela Lovric // Mar. 26, 2024

Sarnt Utamachote spoke to us about the making of the film, about the necessity of communal care and mourning, as well as how film, when done sensitively, can become a collective act…[read on]

by Dagmara Genda // June 27, 2023

Nakadate makes use of vernacular images and the visual possibilities of the day, such as enlisting the services of internet photo editors, to document and contemplate the passage of time…[read on]

by Dagmara Genda // Mar. 9, 2021

A ritual highlights a given social practice and renders it symbolic on another, often spiritual, level, thereby legitimizing and expanding certain structures or, at other…[read on]

by Jack Radley // Mar. 2, 2021

On a frigid January afternoon, I visited Lau in her newly minted studio, where we discussed her work’s relationships to death and ritual, the intersection of monstrosity…[read on]

by Louisa Elderton // Sept. 15, 2016

I first entered the Prenzlauer Berg studio of Chiharu Shiota one year ago. How quickly a year passes. I took off my shoes at her request: blue or grey slippers? Blue…[read on]

by Linus Ignatius // Jan. 21, 2015

AA Bronson is a little like the art world’s Father Time. With a long white beard to underscore his twinkling eyes and a body of work that continually invokes the presence…[read on]

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