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Roberto Ekholm Answers FAD’s Questions by Maxim Northover
I look at the gallery as a stage and not just as a white room to hang works in. Both my experiences as a dancer and as an artist are increasingly merging, with my body frequently becoming a performative tool.
SQUATTING at Temporäre Kunsthalle Berlin review by Maxim Northover
The Temporäre Kunsthalle by its nature is permitted to put on shows that will not compromise its identity or alienate… Read More
London Fashion Shorts: Private View Tonight
MACHINE-A London Fashion Shorts Curated by Konstantinos Menelaou February 19th-24th 2010 London Fashion Shorts is an exhibition that explores video… Read More
LUXOR by Romy & Maxim Northover at NEU Gallery 19-28 November
The MAURICE EINHARDT NEU GALLERY is proud to present ‘LUXOR’ by Romy & Maxim Northover THURSDAY 19TH – SATURDAY 28TH… Read More
Hannah Rollings Utterly Mindless Thrills Review by Maxim Northover
“It was the covers of Mills and Boon romantic novels that first caught my eye,” says Hannah Rollings referring to… Read More
Showstudio Fashion Revolution Review by Maxim Northover
With a timely and justified exhibition SHOWstudio proclaims to be the creative opening where art and fashion collide. Fashion Videos… Read More
100% Design 2009 by Maxim Northover
100% Design is not in the least bit bashful about showcasing some of the glistening talent about to enter the… Read More
Cecile Emmanuelle Borra at Sketch review by Maxim Northover
Sketch, though a salient Mayfair hotspot for dining is underestimated as locale for video art. Pioneering a unique kind of… Read More
Spy Numbers at Palais de Tokyo by Maxim Northover
Exhibition view, photograph: André Morin Teaming daring curation with credible artwork, Palais de Tokyo diligently provides guidance to artists and audiences… Read More
art news Jonas Mekas A Few Things I want to Share with you, my Paris Friends Review by Maxim Northover
Close to Maison de la Poesie on rue Quincampoix, a still modest street of galleries in Paris, is the agnès b Gallery du Jour. Often overlooked for her sincere contribution as a curator agnès b. (fashion designer for the modern, European homme et femme) demonstrates a classically Parisian flexibility when it comes to multi-métier activities. Suitably so, Jonas Mekas exhibits works of poetry, video, sound recordings, stills, installation and artifacts all seamlessly conversing with one another. Mekas still lives the avant-garde, and is still largely impoverished due to his un-wavering commitment. His notes on the gallery walls are a poet’s monologue.
CONSTANTINOPLEX- Preview by Maxim Northover
Constantinoplex – Babushka, 2009 “Modern morality and manners suppress all natural instincts, keep people ignorant of the facts of nature… Read More
Takeshi Murakami at Gagosian Gallery Review by Maxim Northover
“Isn’t this all a bit clichéd?” says one of the central characters in Takeshi Murakami’s latest video work, as they… Read More
XXXMalevich at White Space Gallery Review by Maxim Northover
This exhibition’s private view saw Alex Buldakov’s videos, SEXLISSITSKY and XXXMALEVICH, exit the gallery via a window and find themselves… Read More