Love, Ren Hang
Posted by Fabio 3 December 2019
Ren Hang’s analogue photographs use a playful, humorous visual language to relate the feelings, desires, fears, and loneliness of a young generation in China. His works stand as symbols of the youth’s rebellion against the conventions of a restrictive communist regime in which nudity and sexual freedom are subject to government censure and control even up to the present day. read more
Mickalene Thomas: A Moment’s Pleasure
Posted by Fabio 25 November 2019
Mickalene Thomas: A Moment’s Pleasure, a large-scale, site-specific installation that will transform nearly every aspect of the Baltimore Museum of Art’s two-floor East Lobby. Envisioned as a living room for Baltimore, the installation will see Thomas re-fit the space with new wallpapers, furniture, and other interior design elements read more
Cristina Burns – Melted
Posted by Fabio 22 November 2019
Cristina Burns is a visual artist working mainly in photography. Her work is characterized by juxtaposition, where opposing elements such as candies, toys, and flowers are fused to anatomical parts and insects, often blurring the extremely thin lines between fantasy and reality, purity and sin, life and death. read more
Anne Barlinckhoff
Posted by Fabio 19 November 2019
Anne Barlinckhoff is an artist whose work is a study of the human body and our relationships. With her remarkable eye for detail and evoking emotions for trust, close to the skin of her subjects are an exploration of the sculptural bodies turned into shapes and stories, forms and contours that transform the ordinary into a new kind of intimacy. read more
Sascha Oda
Posted by Fabio 15 November 2019
Danish photographer Sascha Oda launched her professional career in Copenhagen in 2011, having worked with photography since 2007. Her clean style is the epitome of Nordic sensitivity as she brings a focus on natural light and an intimate presence and depth to her work. read more
Anastasia Samoylova – Landscape Sublime
Posted by Fabio 8 November 2019
Landscape Sublime by contemporary artist Anastasia Samoylova explores the connection between the natural environment and its representation through photography. Anastasia constructed temporary assemblages out of internet-sourced images that she re-photographed with a digital camera to produce the final works. read more
Theater of Operations – The Gulf Wars 1991–2011
Posted by Fabio 6 November 2019
American-led military engagement in Iraq over the last 30 years has had an indelible impact on contemporary culture and the work of artists around the world. This large-scale group exhibition examines the legacies of these conflicts beginning with the Gulf War in 1991 read more
Stacy Kranitz: As it was Give(n) to Me
Posted by Fabio 23 October 2019
As it was Give(n) to Me is a collection of images, taken by Kranitz, over a ten year span. The series traces explo-ration and extraction in the Appalachian region of the United States. This exhibition was recently exhibited at Ren-contres d’Arles Photography Festival in France and shortlisted for the Louis Roederer New Discovery Prize. read more
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