Veda is pleased to present Lithromantic, the second solo exhibition by Damon Zucconi on view from February 14, to March 28, 2020. One might enjoy being in romantic relationships, but only theoretically: a lithromantic — from the Greek lithos meaning stone. “The whole ubicomp environment, dust-sized chips, and utility fog and hazy clouds of diamond-bright optical processors in the soil and […]
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Lisson Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of recent paintings and works on paper by New York based abstract painter Joanna Pousette-Dart. This will be the gallery’s first solo presentation with Pousette-Dart, following the recent announcement of representation. Born in New York to abstract expressionist painter and founding member of the New York School […]
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Daniel Marzona is pleased to present an exhibition with current works by the artists Vajiko Chachkhiani and Reijiro Wada in the Galerie Rolando Anselmi. The idea for this exhibition arose when thinking about possible strategies of processualism in contemporary sculpture. The works of Wada and Chachkhiani initially seem to mark two opposite conceptual and substantive […]
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A sand sculpture on the seashore. A mound of water, salts and silica. Structures and organisms, bound together. Compacted, collapsing. Corals or silicates. Snails or feldspars. The particular reduced to the collectivity of the grain, of the clast, of the blasto. By the parrot fish hard at work, grazing away. Sieved by its medium-sized stomach, […]
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Mendes Wood DM Brussels is pleased to present In the Sun and the Shade, the first European solo show of works by the Brazilian artist Solange Pessoa, coinciding with her acclaimed first solo institutional exhibition in the United States, currently on view at Ballroom Marfa. Utilizing the entirety of the Brussels gallery space, the show includes […]
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Founded by Italian architect Francesca Bonesio and French photographer Nicolas Guiraud, Atelier 37.2 is a creative studio that explores the “relational and narrative potential of space” via large-scale installations. Completed mainly in-situ, the studio’s work aims to provoke a shift in perception, feeding and stimulating people’s imagination. Our approach consists of creating and applying spatial […]
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In fact, no one wants to believe that the work of art is decorative. But the moment one asks, “What do I do with this canvas? What does it become in this space?” one quickly realizes that it is impossible to escape the decorative effect. — Daniel Buren This exhibition takes its name from […]
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Crouch, Bind, Set is a performance by the artist Filippo Marzocchi that re-contextualizes the game of rugby within an exhibition space. Through the use of game tactics, the artist creates a spatialized sound installation by employing 24 professional rugby players to carry speakers as they enact a choreographed interpretation of the sport. The performance, curated […]
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Each evening was the same ritualistic encounter while Shaan Syed was growing up: a prayer and absolute silence throughout the house. His father wanted his only son to have something of the Islamic culture by making him perform just one of the five daily prayers. “Maghrib” performed after sunset when the sky is its hottest […]
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Katrin Hanusch’s The Romance is the third in a series of alchemical works with disused laptop screens. Though ubiquitous the screens of our electronic devices remain largely invisible – something we look through and into, but rarely at. Our attention is held by what they display and transmit rather than by the screen itself. […]
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