Lidy Jacobs‘s fluffy “sex rabbits” are often presented in groups and are interactive. They are attached to the […]
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In tune with the back to nature theme of the day: For the Demoniac Babble series Estelle Hanania […]
On the left, an aerial shot of the dam (image The Times) The Three Gorges Dam is the […]
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Spheres by PaulaGabriela (Photo Ruy Teixeira)
As part of the exhibition on Apartheid, the courtyard of CCCB in Barcelona is occupied by a thought-provoking […]
The centre d’artistes OBORO in Montréal is currently showing a brilliant little exhibition on the subject of Travelling […]
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Cantar ciranda è como se aventurar à viver em alto mar pescando em una jungada, 2007 When i […]
Had the chance (cheers, Emma!) to visit London’s Frieze Art Fair in beautiful Regent’s Park this weekend. A […]
Myriam Laplante gave a fantastic performance during the City of Women festival (well, that’s what everybody says cuz […]
Chinese Contemporary had a group show with many of the big names of Chinese young art world: Wang […]
Going through all the flyers and papers i gathered in New York during my last trip there i […]
Wandering around Brooklyn at the search of a Theft and Rescue puppet to adopt, i stumbled upon a […]
Beautiful things at Tesla (which will be shut down after this fall since Berlin has recently decided to […]
The day had not started well. I was on the plane, laptop on my knees waiting for the […]
Electric Chair, Executions series (Figure 0049) Catherine Chalmers‘ executions series depicts roaches being electrocuted, hung from miniature nooses, […]
A Frog series by mi-mi Moscow (Mila Kalnitskaya and Micha Maslennikov) 009 – ring: “Eddy Chlorophyllâ€? 2005 Via […]
On Monday i checked out the much admired and written-about exhibition of Antony Gormley at the Hayward gallery […]
As words never replace a deep experience, the only ones I have to describe Julio Le Parc’s exhibition: […]
Nonspheres IV is the latest iteration of Luis Berríos-Negrón’s ongoing investigation into the contemporary tension between nature and […]
Active Ingredient from Nottingham have always been trying to make “hard” technology a bit softer and to reveal […]
Alice Miceli is currently traveling back and forth from Berlin where she is based now to Belarus where […]
Just back from Dislocate 07, a great little exhibition in two venues around Tokyo and a two-day symposium […]
Detail from The Dining Room by Richard Jackson, a staunch friend of animals. Check out The Dining Room […]
Davis & Davis, The Ralphs (Dad, Mom, Baby, Sis) 1999 Part of the exhibition “Dangerous beauty – Bellezza […]
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I have only seen two of the exhibition spaces of Documenta 12. Many wrote how bad the show […]
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The Average Home is a growing network of mini-galleries based in people’s homes, initiated by Arne Hendriks, Katharina […]
The bad thing about seeing so many festivals and exhibitions is that i turned into that old lady […]
In Bohdi Obfuscatus (Space Baby) American-born Korean artist Michael Joo borrowed a Korean Buddha from a local shrine […]
Just back from Madrid where the festival PhotoEspaña is on until July 22. Didn’t see everything, i just […]
From the series Restaurant Kabul by Hans Gissinger. Via why not?
One Eye Ball is an attempt by Hung-Chih Pen to experience the world from the view of dogs. […]
Troels Carlsen‘s primates are spending an awful lot of time in emergency care. Twin Cooler, 2006 Via Bezembinder. […]
Yesterday i was hoping to attend Niklas Roy‘s presentation of his latest project at the UdK (University of […]
On the second day of OFFF, I walked in to a super-crowded presentation of the Graffiti Research Lab. […]
By Sabi van Hemert. Untitled, 2002-2004, ceramic and textile Via trendbeheer.
Corey Arnold got a salmon job in Alaska. The photographer is having a solo exhibition at Richard Heller […]
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