Designed to reflect the world’s contrasting stories, Moscow-based visual artist Anton Gudim’s “Yes, But” project has hit the shelves in book form.
Now on view in Paris and available online, the collaboration between these two results in a collection of household items that look into the future.
Together we peel back the layers of the Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist, touching from the Epic of Gilgamesh, to Michel Foucault, to Drag Shows.
Venture into the multi-sensory, mycelium-centric exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, where the human audience and the fungal inhabitants commingle.
Based in NYC, with an international online community, founders of the art world platform share on community, favourite exhibitions, and equitable spaces.
A painter outside of the traditional, historical art canon is Ana Benaroya, whose nude women have control and autonomy over their fabulous muscled bodies.
During the AIDS epidemic, she portrayed her queer family surrounded by grief but also a strong sense of community. Now her work is on view in NYC.
From the forests of Finland, there emerges a community of “Moss People” crafted by the imagination and sculptural prowess of artist Kim Simonsson.
Forming a sort of barrier between the viewer and what’s going on inside the painting, “You and Your Sweating Palms” is her new exhibition at Peres Projects.
After taking part in the In Motion Rotterdam festival, we speak with the multifaceted creative who has worked with Balmain, Burberry Beauty or Tush.
