We love Paris based artist Vincent Leroy’s Sunrise installation. The installation questions our relationship with speed, distance and reality and their relationship with the ‘sunrise’. A slow -rotating, glowing installation made of overlapping transparent surfaces. Creating an enigmatic and fascinating blur, the Paris-based artist reinterprets the colours of the sun by layering the surfaces in an infinite amount of orange gradients.
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We love Hourglass’s collaboration with Andrés Reisinger an art installation that merged the digital and physical realms and invited people […]
This summer, Tate Modern will present an exhibition of ‘solid light’ installations by British-born, US-based artist Anthony McCall (b. 1946). […]
Cable Depot presents [m]moon[n], a new sound installation by MOOGZ and YoYo Jolitz. Comprised of performance, interactive tactile sonic sculpture, […]
Tate Britain will present a restaging of a major feminist artwork which has not been seen for almost 50 years: Bobby Baker’s radical sculptural installation An Edible Family in a Mobile Home.
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see before Christmas Tabish Khan, the @LondonArtCritic, picks his art exhibitions to see before Christmas.
16 Hours in Miami: A Concise Art Basel Experience In short, I spent around 16 hours in Miami Beach, going from fair to fair to write articles
Threads of Time: Ai Weiwei’s Provocative Dialogue Between History and Contemporary Culture** Ai Weiwei, Wheat Field with Crows (2024) Toy bricks (WOMA) 320 x 160 cm 126 x 63 in © Ai…
Paul’s Gallery of the Week: Anthony Wilkinson Anthony showed on a fairly occasional basis in collaboration with other galleries before settling into a new permanent location in…
