William Kentridge: A Mind at Boil at Hauser & Wirth
By Carol Real Among the season’s exhibitions in New York, A Natural History of the Studio by William Kentridge stands out for its precision of thought and rare visual coherence. Continue Reading
Levan Songulashvili: A New Atlas of Inner Worlds
In the contemporary landscape, Levan Songulashvili emerges as an artist who weaves the personal and the collective into a profoundly introspective visual narrative. Born in Tbilisi, Georgia, in 1991 and Continue Reading
Art After Art: Glenn Brown’s Beautifully Twisted Homages
There’s a peculiar stillness at the heart of Glenn Brown’s paintings—an eerie, swirling quiet that both beckons and unsettles. Known for his meticulous transformations of art historical imagery, Brown has Continue Reading
Marina Abramović: Time, Repetition, and the Transformation of Body and Mind
In Marina Abramović’s art, time is not a measure but a space for experimentation. A pioneer of performance and the exploration of physical and mental limits, her work has challenged Continue Reading
Seduction and Subversion: Marilyn Minter on Beauty, Power, and the Politics of Desire
Marilyn Minter (b. 1948, Shreveport, Louisiana) has relentlessly interrogated the constructs of beauty, power, and desire, creating a visual language that is both seductive and subversive. Through painting, photography, and Continue Reading
Nick Cave: The Art of Listening, The Art of Assembling
Nick Cave is an artist in perpetual motion, a maker who never stops making, an artist whose practice is a call-and-response with the world around him. Born in 1959 in Continue Reading