Art
Reading Time: 1 minuteCatherine Balet graduated at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and worked as a painter before turning to photography with an artistic approach to sociological issues. ...
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LIGHT ON: Isabella Berr
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Reading Time: 1 minuteIsabella Berr was born in Schongau and lives and works in Munich with her husband and her two children. Her photography shows us ambiguous and indeterminate identities and actions. ...
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Sweet world by Will Cotton
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Reading Time: 1 minuteWill Cotton is best known for his depictions of landscapes composed of sweets, often inhabited by languidly posed female figures. ...
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Reading Time: 1 minuteNathalie Miebach‘s work focuses on the intersection of art and science and the visual articulation of scientific observations. ...
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Reading Time: 1 minuteThere is a number of fascinating parallels and points of contact between the art of Edvard Munch and Robert Mapplethorpe. This complex relationship is what the exhibition Mapplethorpe + Munch at The Munch Museum (Oslo) aims to explore. ...
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JeeYoung Lee’s tangible dreams
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Reading Time: 1 minuteSince 2007, JeeYoung Lee has shot the invisible. Whereas traditional photography submits extracts of reality to our eyes, the artist offers excerpts from her heart, her memory, or her dreams. ...
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Kelly Reemtsen’s pin-up
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Reading Time: 1 minuteThe paintings for which Kelly Reemtsen is best known are elaborate depictions of the role of the modern day woman. ...
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Hawai‘i art by Alison Moritsugu
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Reading Time: 1 minuteAlison Moritsugu‘s series about Hawai‘i, her childhood home, combines the genre of landscape with the decorative arts to create paintings, sculptures and installations that explore the islands’ complex identity ...
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