Openings & Exhibitions: April 2016

1st || Friday Lisson Gallery, Spencer Finch: The Opposite of Blindness The edge of perception is explored in Spencer Finch’s Continue reading →

The Wine Dice

The Wine Dice is a decision making tool. Instead of the usual one to six, the Wine Dice shows five Continue reading →

Neoliberal Lulz @ Carrol/Fletcher: Lol -> lul; lols -> luls; lolz -> lulz

There was a time when pigment or stone were sovereign mediums in art production, when the tangible market was the Continue reading →

#josephkosuth :notes on the second lives of artworks

background In his documentary, The Mona Lisa Curse (2008), critic Robert Hughes details the mid-twentieth century adaptation of artwork as Continue reading →

Pierre Huyghe: Generating Antagonism Through Appropriation of Public Space

Claire Bishop develops a critical reflection on art as the site for a politics of spectatorship. For Bishop, subjectivity is Continue reading →

THIS MUST BE THE PLACE_Chpt.3: Spotted – Barbican Walkways

This series aims to point out the existing dialogues between art and space, intended as architectonical or geographical. The topic Continue reading →

Nothing to worry about

Technology has shifted our perception of the world and consequently of art. It has shifted the way we relate with Continue reading →

What is the Peer Group?

“Launched in 2011 by Gasworks and artist Albert Potrony, the Peer Group is composed of participants from the Even Better Continue reading →