Eli Klein Gallery is thrilled to present Tone check: the skins of contemporary korean painting, a group exhibition of 9 Korean artists probing through the psychological, emotional, and social uncertainties that are often unseen on just the surface. As skin works as a protective, discerning barrier for what...
Brett Humphries is neither obese nor alcoholic. He should be both. Why? Well, look at his new set of paintings. There's a chocolate milkshake piled with cream, a sumptuous blackberry fool and a glass jar overflowing with liquorice allsorts. There's also an espresso martini, a...
The National Museum in Krakow presents in the Józef Czapski Pavilion the early works of the Kapists – members of the group formed in 1923 around Józef Pankiewicz, professor of the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts. The influence of the French masters Cézanne and Bonnard...
Let’s bust some myths about a commonly misunderstood field.Many people say that they know nothing about art, and those who have had some exposure will quickly cite what they know about painting—perhaps something about Impressionism or beautiful landscapes, maybe something about the Renaissance, or possibly...
Organic shapes meet up with bright, vibrant colours and industrially manufactured functional textiles: The Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MK&G) is presenting the first solo exhibition in Germany devoted to the Norwegian textile artist Hanne Friis (b. 1972). The third show in the Contemporary...
Anna Boghiguian (born 1946 in Cairo) will be awarded the 30th Wolfgang Hahn Prize of the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst at Museum Ludwig. The award ceremony will take place on November 8, 2024, 6:30pm at Museum Ludwig. The Egyptian-Canadian artist of Armenian origin has presented...
*Through Line marks the culmination of a series of four group exhibitions1 at the City Art Centre, spotlighting contemporary art and craft practice in Scotland. It features work by nine artists: David Connearn, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Andrew Lamb, Charles Poulsen, Frances Priest, Lara Scobie, Susan...
Amsterdam—one city with many faces. In the 17th century, Amsterdam was the metropolis in Europe. The economy and trade were booming, the population rapidly increased, and the arts and sciences flourished. An influential civic society shaped the city’s fortunes and glorified itself in splendid group...
This isn't your average travel guide. Forget about just checking off tourist spots. Today, we embark on a journey that blends artistic exploration with cultural immersion, transforming your next trip into an unforgettable adventure.Planning a trip often means finding must-see sights or hidden gems. But...
Claire Oliver Gallery is proud to announce Some lands are made of light, a solo exhibition of new intimately-scaled sculptures and jewel encrusted drawings by Lauren Fensterstock. In response to our current climate of political polarization and social upheaval, Fensterstock seeks to create works that offer moments of...