Art and illusion may be said to go hand in hand. The artist is both alchemical creature and creator, taking Continue reading
Jack O’Brien’s Chew, if only you could see is the latest instalment at clearview, a small space hidden near the Continue reading
It took Gabriel de la Mora five years of architectural practice to decide to become an artist. It took him Continue reading
Gluck was the chosen name of the painter Hannah Gluckstein who was born into a wealthy family in London. Gluck’s Continue reading
At first I failed to register the final exhibition of Sonora 128’s two year billboard tenancy. My wife and I Continue reading
The artistic practice of Brendan Lynch developed from a dialogue (possibly even conflict) between the aesthetics defined by Culture (with Continue reading
Michael Sailstorfer’s debut solo show in Mexico City opens with Wolken Monclova (2017), an arrangement of truck tyre inner-tubes, composed Continue reading
“Mehringplatz is a rocket station for time travel. It connects past, present and future.” In Hanae Utamura’s (*1980, Ibaraki/Japan) The Continue reading
