Parra & Romero is pleased to present the exhibition Dibujos by Luis Camnitzer (b. 1937), Uruguayan artist whose contribution was essential in the development of international Conceptual Art from mid 60’s until nowadays. The show, third solo exhibition by Camnitzer at the gallery, presents two works that review the artist’s career. Both are a reflexion […]
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Leander Djønne’s Øyde til øyde is a documentary video of sorts, presenting footage from a selection of historic sites in Scandinavia, and places where industry has taken its toll. It is filmed on location in Tysso, Elvadalen, Husavik on the Faeroe Islands, Kiruna, and Reyðarfjörður. Music accompaniments by archaeologist Grjótgard Hálfdanarson Ellingsen on the lyre […]
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Francis Alÿs is known for his discreet performative solo actions as well as for coordinating large-scale collective allegorical events. In Le temps du sommeil, the centerpiece of this exhibition, he presents a work whose subtlety and inscrutable quality make it a paradigmatic example of his oeuvre at large. Le temps du sommeil (1996–) is a […]
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Berlin is dark and cold these days, and people – if there are any – are grousing at each other. Imagine a city of teeth, the Berliner snout, and you may think that this place really could use a dental center. It happens that only because of missing teeth, people are spitting on each other. […]
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Galerie Eva Presenhuber is delighted to present “Midnight in America”, the gallery’s first solo exhibition of the American artist Adam Pendleton. Pendleton will present six new paintings, two Wall Works, and a group of smaller works including new collages. The title of the exhibition is a nod to American political history. The spirit of Ronald […]
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Atlanta Contemporary Art Center (Atlanta Contemporary) is pleased to announce a solo exhibition with Lonnie Holley. Holley is a man of many myths and talents. Born in Jim Crow-era Birmingham, Alabama, as the seventh of 27 children, Holley traveled across the South and held a wide array of jobs before making his first artwork at […]
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How do we start to dismantle the hubris that imagines every little thing in dumb submission to human want? In 1931, the poet Louis MacNeice wrote in defense of his friend and occasional collaborator W.H. Auden’s predilection for the word, “It is unjust when Mr. Auden uses a word like ‘sessile’ to say he uses […]
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One way to approach the recent body of work of Leonor Serrano Rivas is to understand it as a deconstruction of sorts of what would make a theatrical event. Enamoured of theories exploring classic Greek drama—but approaching them from a purely intuitive perspective, rather than the academic precision of a scholar—Serrano Rivas arrived at Oliver […]
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Zeno X Gallery has the pleasure of introducing Mark Manders’ new exhibition. It is his sixth solo exhibition since he joined the gallery in 1994. The most prominent work in the exhibition is without doubt Dry Clay Head (2015-2016). As in the work Dry Clay Head on Concrete Floor (2016), Manders explores working on a […]
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in·teg·u·ment (ĭn-tĕg′yoo͝ -mənt) n. A natural outer covering or coat, such as the skin of an animal or the membrane enclosing an organ. The Palio of Siena is an Italian horse race; ongoing since 1238. Traditionally the only tool the jockey has is the Nerbo, a whip made through traditional means by using a bull […]
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