Tyler Hays
Posted by Fabio 2 May 2019
Tyler Hays is a painter and sculptor, born and raised in rural Northeastern Oregon. He received his BFA in painting at the University of Oregon in 1994. Tyler started his career out of college with solo shows at the Mark Wooley gallery in the mid 90s and moved to New York City in 1998. read more
Zoya Cherkassky: Soviet Childhood
Posted by Fabio 1 May 2019
Fort Gansevoort presents Soviet Childhood, the first solo exhibition in the United States featuring the work of Zoya Cherkassky. read more
Soufiane Ababri
Posted by Fabio 26 April 2019
It is in his bed, lying down, that Soufiane Ababri makes his “bed works”. In essence, he examines the ambivalence of a society that is criss-crossed by tensions that are not so much the reflection of its contradictions, but rather of its complementarity. read more
Broken Fingaz – Safe Troubles
Posted by Fabio 26 April 2019
Art collective Broken Fingaz are back in Rome, with a solo exhibition of new works at Varsi gallery. Safe Troubles features an entirely new body of experimental oil paintings by Deso, Tant and Unga, who have turned their attention inwards, to look at their personal surroundings read more
citylikeyou: Interview with Brendan Fernandes
Posted by Fabio 25 April 2019
Chicago based visual artist Brendan Fernandes spoke to us about art, creativity, and living and working in Chicago. Plus a selection of his favourite places.
Read full interview here
Caroline Denervaud 1st Personal Exhibition in France
Posted by Fabio 11 April 2019
La Galerie Double V presents the 1st personal exhibition in France by Swiss artist, Caroline Denervaud. Curated by Emmanuelle Oddo.
Caroline Denervaud
La Galerie Double V, Marseille
Until May 19, 2019
Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition
Posted by Fabio 10 April 2019
Step inside the world of Stanley Kubrick, one of the greatest filmmakers of the 20th century. The exhibition tells the story of Stanley Kubrick the obsessive genius, exploring his unique command of the creative design process of film making, from storyteller to director to editor. read more
Joan Cornellà: I’m Good Thanks
Posted by Fabio 1 April 2019
Renowned Catalan artist Joan Cornellà returns to London with a series of new works, inviting us to once again peer into his dystopic vision of contemporary life. Having amassed over 7 million followers on social media, Cornellà has achieved global acclaim through his instantly recognisable mix of pitch-black humour and deeply unsettling imagery. read more
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Mercedes DeBellard is an established illustrator from Madrid, Spain. Having worked with the likes of Warner Brothers and Random House.
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The Anonymous Project’s goals are to collect, scan, and catalogue colour photographic negatives and slides from the last 50 years.
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Anna Kövecses is a Hungarian born illustrator and artist living and working in a small seaside village on the island of Cyprus. Her digital collages are characterized by simple organic shapes, bright colors and an atmosphere of simple naivety.
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Broccoli is a magazine created by and for women who love cannabis. Offered free of charge, Broccoli explores and shapes modern stoner culture by looking at cannabis through an art, culture and fashion lens.