Openings & Exhibitions: June 2017

1st || Thursday Growth, UNIT9 An installation of newly commissioned works by London-based artist Soojin Kang. Four large pods woven Continue reading →

Curating Queerness as an Activist Practice

In July 1989, several months after the death of Robert Mapplethorpe, his retrospective exhibition The Perfect Moment was due to Continue reading →

10facts: What happened in the art world in April

1. New space at the V&A The Victoria & Albert Museum in London announced that in 2018 it will open Continue reading →

11 Booths at Frieze NY That Stopped Me in My Tracks

Xavier Hufkens – David Altmejd For this year’s booth at Frieze, David Altmejd created Flag Burning, the artist’s first departure Continue reading →

Curating the Border between Aesthetics and Action

The word ‘curate’ is, etymologically, rooted in an idea of care – from Latin cura ‘care’. Traditionally, the curator’s role Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: May with Julian Charrière

Julian Charrière (1987, Morges, Switzerland) is a French-Swiss artist based in Berlin. Charrière‘s work is definitively conceptual, with interests in Continue reading →

Openings & Exhibitions: May 2017

2nd || Tuesday What the thunder said, Peckham Asylum Chapel, PV 6-9pm The show by BASK, a collective of three Continue reading →

ROBOTS

From the beginning of time, men have always dreamt of machines that could make life easier for them. And so, Continue reading →