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In the artist’s show at Taipei Fine Arts Museum, sculptures made with recycled goods engage with cycles of consumption ...
A highlight of Frieze Week in New York, Iván Argote’s monumental avian presence looks forward to the eventual marginalization of humans in their own cities ...
This review is part of a series of Must-See shows, in which a writer delivers a snapshot of a current exhibition Upon encountering Alioue Diagne’s signature figuro-abstro paintings in his first New ...
Architectural Association and SOAS University of London respectively. As an Architects Registration Board (ARB) registered architect, Chen has worked on various large-scale high-profile international ...
Cheng works across architecture, anthropology, and filmmaking. Her practice follows drifting bodies—from rural migrant workers to forms of water—to confront intensified social injustice and ecological ...
At IKON Gallery, Birmingham, the artist asks what home means when it is intertwined with trepidation and hostility ...
Returning to Japan, Yanagi relinquished metropolitan life entirely, moving to the remote islands of Momoshima in the Seto ...
Jordan Carter explores Kim’s major show at the Manhattan institution, ‘All Day All Night’, a highlight of Frieze Week in New York in 2025 ‘Christine Sun Kim ...
The London-based painter talks about the new paintings she’s bringing to Frieze New York and how her figureless works are ...
In ‘Machine(s)’, her first solo exhibition at Layr, Wuyishan-born, Chicago-based artist Leah Ke Yi Zheng continues to confront the conventional role of canvas as passive support in works whose ...