Posts Tagged ‘drawings’

Kubra Khademi: The Woman’s Body as a Place of Freedom

Drawing of women and mythological creatures fighting

by Lucia Longhi // Apr. 22, 2022

Kubra Khademi (1989) is an Afghan artist who moved to Paris in 2015 after receiving threats in response to a performance on violence against women that she staged in…[read on]

David Shrigley x Ruinart: ‘Unconventional Bubbles’ Berlin Art Tour

Sept. 10, 2021

Under the title ‘Unconventional Bubbles at Unusual Places,’ the champagne house Ruinart will exhibit artworks by David Shrigley at various unlikely art locations across the city…[read on]

The Enclosed Garden: An Interview with Heroines Wave

An exhibition view of 'The Enclosed Garden #2'.

by Aoife Donnellan // Mar. 8, 2021

Heroines Wave is an organisation dedicated to fostering interdisciplinary collaboration between women, focusing on the topic of intimacy, through exhibition and research…[read on]

Giveaway: ‘Andy Warhol. Love, Sex, and Desire. Drawings 1950–1962’

A photo of the cover the of Andy Warhol book of drawings titled Love Sex & Desire

Jan. 5, 2021

‘Andy Warhol. Love, Sex, and Desire. Drawings 1950–1962’ features over 300 drawings rendered primarily with ink on paper, portraying young men, with a focus on their form, erotic…[read on]

Olaf Breuning

by BAL Productions // Jan. 9, 2018

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]

Charles Avery

by Rebecca Partridge // Mar. 28, 2017

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]

Nasan Tur

by Rebecca Partridge // Feb. 21, 2017

For those who visited Nasan Tur’s recent solo show at Blain|Southern, ‘Funktionieren’, it would be easy to think that you have already been privy to the inner-workings of the artist’s studio…[read on]

Birte Bosse

by Julianne Cordray // July 12, 2016

Along one wall and spanning a corner of her studio, Birte Bosse stages small-scale exhibitions in order to visualize interactions between works,…[read on]

Body // Illustrating the Ordinary: An Interview with Sally Nixon

Interview by TL Andrews // Apr. 30, 2016
Madonna invited women to “strike a pose” in the early 90s, but like an irresponsible hypnotist, she seems to have forgotten to mention when it’s okay to stop. Sally Nixon’s set of illustrations seem count…[read on]

Kevin Lucbert

by Alison Hugill // Mar. 25, 2014

A new series of black ink on paper drawings by Kevin Lucbert is mounted on the wall of his studio near Schlesisches Tor. It’s…[read on]

Kandis Williams

by Elizabeth Feder // Aug. 7, 2012

When exploring Kandis Williams; studio, one is struck by the incongruous balance between the pensive balance between the pensive quality…[read on]

Die Ungarische Methode. An Interview with Peter Lang & David Button

by Elizabeth Feder // Mar. 25, 2012

“Die Ungarische Methode”, an exhibition recently on view at REH Kunst, explored this relationship between the mathematical precision of a quietly prevalent world-organizing…[read on]

Posts Tagged ‘drawings’

Kubra Khademi: The Woman’s Body as a Place of Freedom

by Lucia Longhi // Apr. 22, 2022

Kubra Khademi (1989) is an Afghan artist who moved to Paris in 2015 after receiving threats in response to a performance on violence against women that she staged in…[read on]

David Shrigley x Ruinart: ‘Unconventional Bubbles’ Berlin Art Tour

Sept. 10, 2021

Under the title ‘Unconventional Bubbles at Unusual Places,’ the champagne house Ruinart will exhibit artworks by David Shrigley at various unlikely art locations across the city…[read on]

The Enclosed Garden: An Interview with Heroines Wave

by Aoife Donnellan // Mar. 8, 2021

Heroines Wave is an organisation dedicated to fostering interdisciplinary collaboration between women, focusing on the topic of intimacy, through exhibition and research…[read on]

Giveaway: ‘Andy Warhol. Love, Sex, and Desire. Drawings 1950–1962’

Jan. 5, 2021

‘Andy Warhol. Love, Sex, and Desire. Drawings 1950–1962’ features over 300 drawings rendered primarily with ink on paper, portraying young men, with a focus on their form, erotic…[read on]

Olaf Breuning

by BAL Productions // Jan. 9, 2018

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]

Charles Avery

by Rebecca Partridge // Mar. 28, 2017

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]

Nasan Tur

by Rebecca Partridge // Feb. 21, 2017

For those who visited Nasan Tur’s recent solo show at Blain|Southern, ‘Funktionieren’, it would be easy to think that you have already been privy to the inner-workings of the artist’s studio…[read on]

Birte Bosse

by Julianne Cordray // July 12, 2016

Along one wall and spanning a corner of her studio, Birte Bosse stages small-scale exhibitions in order to visualize interactions between works,…[read on]

Body // Illustrating the Ordinary: An Interview with Sally Nixon

Kevin Lucbert

by Alison Hugill // Mar. 25, 2014

A new series of black ink on paper drawings by Kevin Lucbert is mounted on the wall of his studio near Schlesisches Tor. It’s…[read on]

Kandis Williams

by Elizabeth Feder // Aug. 7, 2012

When exploring Kandis Williams; studio, one is struck by the incongruous balance between the pensive balance between the pensive quality…[read on]

Die Ungarische Methode. An Interview with Peter Lang & David Button

by Elizabeth Feder // Mar. 25, 2012

“Die Ungarische Methode”, an exhibition recently on view at REH Kunst, explored this relationship between the mathematical precision of a quietly prevalent world-organizing…[read on]

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by Lucia Longhi // Apr. 22, 2022

Kubra Khademi (1989) is an Afghan artist who moved to Paris in 2015 after receiving threats in response to a performance on violence against women that she staged in…[read on]

Sept. 10, 2021

Under the title ‘Unconventional Bubbles at Unusual Places,’ the champagne house Ruinart will exhibit artworks by David Shrigley at various unlikely art locations across the city…[read on]

by Aoife Donnellan // Mar. 8, 2021

Heroines Wave is an organisation dedicated to fostering interdisciplinary collaboration between women, focusing on the topic of intimacy, through exhibition and research…[read on]

Jan. 5, 2021

‘Andy Warhol. Love, Sex, and Desire. Drawings 1950–1962’ features over 300 drawings rendered primarily with ink on paper, portraying young men, with a focus on their form, erotic…[read on]

by BAL Productions // Jan. 9, 2018

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]

by Rebecca Partridge // Mar. 28, 2017

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]

by Rebecca Partridge // Feb. 21, 2017

For those who visited Nasan Tur’s recent solo show at Blain|Southern, ‘Funktionieren’, it would be easy to think that you have already been privy to the inner-workings of the artist’s studio…[read on]

by Julianne Cordray // July 12, 2016

Along one wall and spanning a corner of her studio, Birte Bosse stages small-scale exhibitions in order to visualize interactions between works,…[read on]

by Alison Hugill // Mar. 25, 2014

A new series of black ink on paper drawings by Kevin Lucbert is mounted on the wall of his studio near Schlesisches Tor. It’s…[read on]

by Elizabeth Feder // Aug. 7, 2012

When exploring Kandis Williams; studio, one is struck by the incongruous balance between the pensive balance between the pensive quality…[read on]

by Elizabeth Feder // Mar. 25, 2012

“Die Ungarische Methode”, an exhibition recently on view at REH Kunst, explored this relationship between the mathematical precision of a quietly prevalent world-organizing…[read on]

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