Reading Time: 1 minuteMinimal and surreal illustrations by Korean artist Henn Kim are heavily evocative; they suggest deep feelings and emotions through visual connections and unexpected juxtapositions. ...
Reading Time: 1 minuteTaking pictures, scanning fragments of nature, Isabelle Menin plays with texture and color, transforming and mixing them to reconstitute a rich and gorgeous faux nature. ...
Reading Time: 1 minuteThrough the lens of sculpture, Canadian artist Valérie Blass explores the tensions between form, figure, materials and art historical tropes. ...
Reading Time: 1 minuteTate Modern (London) presents “Performing for the Camera“. With over 50 seminal photographers on display, the exhibition explores the relationship between photography and performance ...
Reading Time: 1 minuteReferencing the utopian visions of 1960’s architecture practice Archigram, Walking City by Universal Everything is a slowly evolving video sculpture. ...
Reading Time: 1 minuteJen Mann is a Canadian artist who works mostly in oil on canvas, creating large hyperreal paintings with the use of digital and photographic abstractions in the process ...
Reading Time: 1 minutePatricia Ackerman is an Argentinean psychologist, interested in psychoanalysis, and self-taught photographer. Probably influenced by her profession, she likes to take pictures of people in different situations, focusing on their expressions. ...
Reading Time: 1 minuteRecycle Group (Krasnodar, Russia) was formed by Andrey Blokhin and Georgy Kuznetsov in 2006. Their art is characterized by a sophisticated provocation ...
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