The photographer presented 2 specific projects: “The Innocents” and “An American Index of the Hidden and Unfamiliar”
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A modern monument to the forgotten workers and their anonymous contribution to supplying the electricity to power modernity.
The dark, surreal and sometimes pet-unfriendly fables and parables of Ericailcane are currently on show in Florence, Italy
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An exhibition in Paris suggests an alternative way to think about living creatures, questioning their place in our society and proffering ideas about cohabitation that might inspire the world of the future.
One of the best shows i’ve seen in 2007. You’ve got until Feb. 17 to run to Ghent and enjoy a feast of mechanical pigs, filthy pirates and ketchup-infested cooking-show.
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]