Category: Exhibition
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‘Freedom as Form’ at Wunderkammern gallery in Milan
Next Wednesday Wunderkammern gallery will be presenting Freedom as Form featuring the work of BR1, Alexis Diaz, Eron, Faith47 in its first collective exhibition at the new location in Milan. Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto, the exhibition will be addressing the widely discussed concept of Freedom, that is, the human capacity to act (or not to act) as we choose or prefer….
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Rubenimichi “Sol Negro” and Seven Moods “Similar Soul” at PlasticMurs
Valencia-based gallery PlasticMurs opened last week a joint exhibition presenting the works of Rubenimichi and Seven Moods. One thing the work of Rubenimichi and Seven Moods have in common is its seductive and mysterious character. Rubenimichi inspired by the occult symbolism of Saturn expressed in ‘Sol Negro’ (Black Sun) and Seven Moods by women and…
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Preview: ABSTRACT NOW! at MAGMA Gallery
This Saturday June 11 Bologna-based MAGMA gallery will be presenting ABSTRACT NOW! a group exhibition featuring works by Fabio Petani, Nelio and Heiko Zahlmann. ABSTRACT NOW! expresses the desire of the gallery to offer a valuable snapshot of the contemporary Urban Abstract Art, addressing the featured artists and the public with the imperative of an immediate abstraction, reducing…
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Recap: ‘Hollow’ by Diego Cirulli at BC Gallery in Berlin
A few weeks ago, opened Argentinian artist Diego Cirulli ‘ Hollow’ his first solo exhibition in Europe at BC Gallery in Berlin unveiling a superbe body of work consisting of paintings created during 2015 and the first half of 2016 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and where their only common denominator is that they all have their origins in the concept…
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Preview: Gilbert1 ‘Out of Control’ at GCA Gallery
This Thursday June 11, French artist Gilbert1 will be opening his highly anticipated solo show ‘Out of Control’ at GCA Gallery in Nice, France unveiling a new body of work consisting of a series of eight works on paper and fifteen assemblies/sculptures. Coming from a graffiti background and having devoted himself to calligraphy and typography for a long…
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Stormie Mills ‘A Fish Tale’ at Gabba gallery in L.A.
Next week is your last chance to visit ‘A Fish Tale’, Australian contemporary artist Stormie Mills first solo show outside of Australia at Gabba Gallery which opened a couple of weeks ago in L.A. Titled ‘A Fish Tale’ and based on the story of a man and his friendship with a fish, the exhibition speaks…
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Preview: Lori Nelson at Corey Helford Gallery in L.A.
Los Angeles Corey Helford Gallery will be opening tomorrow Saturday “Cryptotweens Are Like” by American artist Lori Nelson in her debut West Coast exhibition in Gallery 2. Juxtaposing contemporary expression and classic painting her work, Lori Nelson presents a delightful new body of work populated by bizarre creatures like yetis, werewolves, and scaly tweens, but her subjects are not the freaks and…
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Photo recap: ‘Between the Lines’ group show at The Mine in Dubai
As announced a couple of weeks ago The Mine in Dubai opened its doors to Between the Lines an epic group show curated by Rom Levy, hosting works by established and emerging contemporary artists like RETNA, Andrew Faris, Paul Insect, BAST, Andrew Schoultz, Kenton Parker, eL Seed and Jenny Sharaf. The idea behind the exhibition is centered around…
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Photo recap: Nuria Mora at Winterlong Galerie
“Object in the Mirror are Closer than They appear” is Spanish artist Nuria Mora‘s first solo exhibition in France curated by Winterlong galerie in the charming town of Niort. The Madrid-based artist is known for her abstract and colourful large-scale murals that often establish an interesting dialogue between architecture and art. The exhibition presents a series of works that reflect…
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Preview: ‘Hollow’ by Diego Cirulli at BC Gallery in Berlin
On Thursday May19th BC Gallery will be opening ‘Hollow’, a new solo show with talented Argentinian artist Diego Cirulli, his first exhibition in Europe. ‘Hollow’ will consist of a body of work created during the last couple of years where the only connection between the paintings is that they all have their origins in the concept of loss. They are vestiges of what once was…
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