Artist Chiharu Shiota Explains Why She Turned the Bible Into a Spidery Maelstrom in Berlin’s Oldest Church
Chiharu Shiota was standing inside Berlin’s oldest church, the St. Nikolai Kirche, one late […]
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Conceptual Artist Joseph Kosuth
Joseph Kosuth is a big man, a big figure in the art world, a big intellectual. He […]
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Angela de la Cruz wins The National Plastics Arts Award in Spain
Angela de la Cruz wins the prize‘National Plastic Arts Award, 2017’ in Spain […]
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Joseph Kosuth, ‘A Short History of My Thought’ at Anna Schwartz Gallery
Coupled with the pervasive hum of the neon transformers, Joseph Kosuth’s A Short History of […]
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Joseph Kosuth bathes gallery in signature neon for first Australian survey
Exhibition brings high priest of conceptualism to Melbourne International Festival The first survey in […]
Read MoreJoseph Kosuth: ‘The artists at the top of the billionaires’ lists are quite derivative’
Joseph Kosuth was 24 in 1969 when he wrote his seminal essay, Art After Philosophy […]
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Warwick Thornton’s Sweet Country: a tragic investigation of race on Australia’s frontier
The opening of Warwick Thornton’s Sweet Country (2017) is as prosaic as it is […]
Read MoreJoseph Kosuth’s Conceptual Art Exhibition A Short History of My Thought
American artist Joseph Kosuth is one of the pioneers of conceptual art, bursting on […]
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Joseph Kosuth: A Short History of My Thought
American artist Joseph Kosuth once said of his work,“All I make are models. The […]
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JOSEPH KOSUTH: Quest for Meaning
Despite all indications to the contrary, Joseph Kosuth doesn’t believe anti-intellectualism is on the […]
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MARCO FUSINATO: Mass Black Implosion
Looking at a‘Mass Black Implosion’ drawing is like watching the Millennium Falcon leap […]
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Angelica Mesiti
9 September 2017 — March 2018 Contemporary art galleries | Lower Ground Free entry Angelica […]
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Susan Cohn: Artists own up to being boring in a brave show of self-deprecation
Jeweller Susan Cohn decided to have some fun with her critics. Susan Cohn leans […]
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Jenny Watson’s ‘The Fabric of Fantasy’
At her best, Jenny Watson is less a painter of things than a generator of energy […]
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Jenny Watson, The Fabric of Fantasy
‘JENNY WATSON: THE FABRIC OF FANTASY’ 5 July — 2 October 2017 “Jenny Watson is a leading Australian […]
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Angelica Mesiti, Tossed by Waves
Australian artist Angelica Mesiti remembers the chaos in the immediate aftermath of the Charlie […]
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Angelica Mesiti: message received at Anna Schwartz and Artspace galleries
Communication is the foundation of social life, in animals as in humans, and indeed […]
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The National: New Australian Art
It’s been nearly twenty years since Sydney hosted a substantial survey exhibition of contemporary Australian […]
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Artist Emily Floyd and her Icelandic Puffins
“They start like this,” the artist Emily Floyd says, holding the wooden body of […]
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Futurist Daniel Crooks
In a suburban back garden bursting with nasturtiums, kale, tomatoes and sweet herbs there is […]
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Chiharu Shiota suspends a fleet of woven white boats inside Paris’ Le Bön Marché
inside the historic le bon marché department store in paris, japanese artist chiharu shiota […]
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Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota plucks the strands of our most distant memories
Chiharu Shiota’s Absent Bodies is like an enormous, red web left by what must […]
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Chiharu Shiota : Absent Bodies
There have been a handful of occasions in my life when I have stood before a work […]
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Jessica Rankin Field Of Mars in Harper’s Bazaar’s ‘The Must-See Exhibitions Of 2016’ list
The major solo exhibition by New York based artist Jessica Rankin is making its […]
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