Waiting for Borremans: Cinematic Time in the work of Michaël Borremans

Michaël Borremans, The Feeding (film still), 2006 The Cinematic encompasses the relationship between the moving and still image, most notably Continue reading →

The Museum in Contemporary Art

The visual poetry of the museum and the use of artefact, categorisation and curiosity in contemporary art Despite its prestige Continue reading →

Curating the Self

[It’s] a state surveillance agency staffed by gullible volunteers…It’s the Stasi for the Angry Birds generation– (Lee, 2014) You might Continue reading →

London Openings & Exhibitions: 20/10

After the closing of the sales and income week, when the rush is over, there is still time left to Continue reading →

A Body that Hurts

The body implies mortality, vulnerability, agency: The skin and the flesh expose us to the gaze of others Judith Butler Continue reading →

Jealous Gallery Owner and Director Dario Illari on young artists and the market

Lately the art world has shown a renewed attention for prints, drawings and ceramics. After a certain time of ‘oblivion’ Continue reading →

London Openings & Exhibitions: 13/10

Frieze Week is always one of the busiest for the art world, with events, talks and new exhibitions opening all Continue reading →

Biology and archaeology out of time: Pierre Huyghe as Creator at Hauser & Wirth

It is an aquarium. It is an artwork. It is an aquarium. It is an artwork. It is an aquarium Continue reading →