Ai Weiwei on FAD magazine
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Wilder World a previously unimaginable reality.
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Tom Howse Interview – “If my only goal was to paint happy cats and pretty plants, I would have achieved that goal years ago”
London based artist Tom Howse recently sat down with art historian, writer and curator Hector Campbell to discuss his interest in prehistoric plant species, his life-sized paintings, his affinity for folk art and outsider art, and his current solo exhibition ‘Moonwort Gorge Replica’ at Lychee One
Gretchen Andrew “Other Forms of Travel” Annka Kultys / London
Gretchen Andrew’s most recent exhibition “Other Forms of Travel” is a playful testament to the power of art in the… Read More
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Leading artists commissioned for Manchester International Festival MIF21
New commissions by Forensic Architecture, Laure Prouvost, Deborah Warner, Hans Ulrich Obrist with Lemn Sissay, Ibrahim Mahama, Kemang Wa Lehulere, Rashid Rana, Cephas Williams, Marta Minujín and Christine Sun Kim were announced… Read More
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Ai Weiwei on FAD magazine
There are 185 posts and counting on FAD magazine that mention Ai Weiwei. The first post was in 2010 in… Read More
Wilder World a previously unimaginable reality.
Now launching a global project of crowdsourcing the creation of Wilder World 3D by inviting digital artists to a new… Read More
Parley for the Oceans to present Plasticity, an installation by Italian architect Niccolo Casas at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia
Parley for the Oceans is delighted to present Plasticity, an installation by Italian architect Niccolo Casas in collaboration with the Italian Pavilion at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition… Read More
Artist David Datuna + The Dole Sunshine Company launch NFT art series to further the goal of making nutritious foods accessible for 1 billion people.
The Dole Sunshine Company today announced that it has joined forces with artist David Datuna —you know, the one who ate… Read More
Exhibitions
Tom Howse Interview – “If my only goal was to paint happy cats and pretty plants, I would have achieved that goal years ago”
London based artist Tom Howse recently sat down with art historian, writer and curator Hector Campbell to discuss his interest in prehistoric plant species, his life-sized paintings, his affinity for folk art and outsider art, and his current solo exhibition ‘Moonwort Gorge Replica’ at Lychee One
Gretchen Andrew “Other Forms of Travel” Annka Kultys / London
Gretchen Andrew’s most recent exhibition “Other Forms of Travel” is a playful testament to the power of art in the… Read More
Damien Hirst’s famous ‘Cain and Abel’ stars in Meat The Future a challenging new exhibition at Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
Meat The Future presents cutting-edge research on the environmental and health impacts of eating meat, and offers visitors a variety… Read More
Nour el Saleh Where the Grass is Synthetic
In her second solo exhibition at V.O Curations, London-based Lebanese artist Nour el Saleh presents a group of six new paintings alongside, for the first time, a miniature three-dimensional sculpted painting. Titled Where the Grass is Synthetic, this new body of work sits somewhere between real and dream worlds, employing the theatre as allegory, and as a character in and of herself.
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see Offline and Online
Offline or online this week’s top 5 has you covered either way.
New exhibition uses the visual language of consumer-culture to reimagine the power of persuasion
ClampArt (247 W 29th St.) presents Soft Powers, a new exhibition of photographs by Joseph Desler Costa, exploring the ability to attract and co-opt through popular media, algorithms, and advertising campaigns.
Daniel Buren Géométries colorées
Xavier Hufkens are opening Daniel Buren’s new exhibition Géométries colorées this week. This will be the first exhibition that Buren has conceived for the Rivoli space.
Lucy Sparrow presents the Bourdon Street Chemist
Lucy Sparrow has taken over Lyndsey Ingram’s Mayfair gallery and turned it into a rather convincing looking local pharmacy. Apparently, passing… Read More
Interviews
Tom Howse Interview – “If my only goal was to paint happy cats and pretty plants, I would have achieved that goal years ago”
London based artist Tom Howse recently sat down with art historian, writer and curator Hector Campbell to discuss his interest in prehistoric plant species, his life-sized paintings, his affinity for folk art and outsider art, and his current solo exhibition ‘Moonwort Gorge Replica’ at Lychee One
Jin Angodoo ‘To me, painting on walls is all freedom and no pressure. ‘
Jin Angdoo is part of the Group show Allez la France which has just opened at Saatchi Yates we managed… Read More
The Upcoming: Amy Beager
Artist Amy Beager spoke to Lee Sharrock about her career to date, the ‘Cassandra Syndrome’, her inspirations ranging from classical… Read More
Gretchen Andrew: ‘ I’m at a moment of particular convergence where my work has snapped into a personal and conceptual place, where everything seems to make sense, including the dead-ends and burned bridges.’
The relationship between Gretchen and Google is like a modern-day David & Goliath. In kung-fu fashion, Gretchen observes how Google’s… Read More
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Ai Weiwei on FAD magazine
