James Lavadour lives and works on the Umatilla Reservation near Pendleton, Oregon. He begins each day in the studio, rising before the sun, to get started on work. Just when the sun begins to rise, the Artist leaves his studio to go for a walk or a drive to witness the land waking up. Although…
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Serpentine Gallery Reopens With “Formafantasma: Cambio”
Cambio originally opened 4 March 2020 before COVID 19 temporarily closed the Serpentine Galleries. Cambio is a radical design exhibition about wood and the timber industry, bringing together films, objects, artefacts and samples, including specially designed furniture made from a single tree felled during storms in Val de Fiemme in Italy; wood samples loaned by…
Nathaniel Mary Quinn At Gagosian London
While Quinn’s portraits may resemble collages, they are actually rendered in oil paint, charcoal, gouache, oil stick, pastel, and gold leaf. He begins with a vision—a flash of a face from his past—that he feels compelled to translate into reality. Collecting images from magazines, newspapers, comics, and advertisements, he reimagines them as purely aesthetic snippets…
Desert Painters Of Australia At Gagosian Hong Kong
Indigenous Australians constitute the longest surviving civilization in human history for more than 60,000 years. While affinities may be perceived between remote Indigenous Australian art and other modern art forms, the individual practices that are developed in relative isolation stem from the oldest continuous art traditions in the world. This exhibition is designed to introduce…
Hung Liu At Rena Bransten Gallery
Hung Liu’s career long commitment to reframing and communicating epic human stories continues, in this case focused on American ones: The Great Depression; the Dust Bowl; the Japanese Internment. Through the lens and photographs of Dorothea Lange, Hung Liu traces the toll and transmission of these economic, political, and environmental upheavals. Included in this exhibition…
Pierre et Gilles At Galerie Templon
Famed for their iconic portraits fusing painting and photography that they have been creating for the past 40 years, Pierre et Gilles is unveiling their most introspective and critical work to date. For the exhibition, they use their astute observations of society to concoct bittersweet pieces that reflect the contradictions of our era. * *…
Missy Engelhardt At K. Imperial Fine Art
This new body of work is a continuation of her strategic manipulation of the inherent structure of paper via sculptural mark-making. She builds volume by scoring the material and subtracts by vanishing the material with bleach. She considers it a collaboration with the material resulting in a metamorphosis of the paper and a record of…
The David Ireland House At 500 Capp Street Launches THE CABINET
A free, web-based publication critically engaging the work of Bay Area Conceptual artist David Ireland and his home at 500 Capp Street through essays, writings, and dialogues When The David Ireland House in San Francisco was forced to close its doors to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic, its team of Artist Guides set…
Marco Casentini At Brian Gross Fine Art
Marco Casentini’s latest body of work finds him expanding on the geometric structures of previous works through the addition of layers of elaborate linear forms. Built up through hundreds of criss-crossing painted lines, Casentini’s gridded overlays both obscure and highlight the color forms beneath them, allowing for complex visual interplays. In other works, he deploys…
