Category: Exhibition
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Photo recap: Peter Phobia’s “I’ll bring you Flowers” in Berlin
A couple of weeks ago, we had the opportunity to assist to the opening of “I’ll Bring You Flowers”, a solo exhibition by Vienna based artist Peter Phobia, curated by THE ART UNION as part of an exchange program between Vienna and Berlin based artists. With ‘I’ll Bring You Flowers’ Peter Phobia presents a new body of work that deals…
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Rules of Engagement by Mark Jenkins and Rero at Wunderkammern, Milan
This Wednesday, on September 20, Wunderkammern gallery in Milan will be the venue to Rules of engagement, an interesting exhibition featuring the work of Mark Jenkins and Rero. This is not the first time Mark Jenkins and Rero exhibit at Wunderkammern gallery being in many ways a follow-up to their individual exhibition in Rome, respectively Living…
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Blurring the Lines. New group show at PlasticMurs gallery
This Friday, on September 15, Valencia-based gallery PlasticMurs will be presenting Blurring the Lines, a promising collective exhibition featuring the work of internationally renowned artists like Alberonero, Graphic Surgery, Kate Banazi, Richard Caldicott and Sophie Smallhorn. The lines between counter culture and contemporary are becoming blurred. The artists who adapt to new environments, mediums and materials blur them constantly….
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Be ready for Moniker Art Fair 2017
Moniker Art Fair returns for its eight year on October 5–8 at the Old Truman Brewery, having firmly established itself as London’s premiere event for contemporary art with its roots embedded in urban culture. In order to meet an unprecedented growth in urban art collecting Moniker Art Fair will be tripling its size at The…
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RexRomae presents “REVIVE” a new solo show by Martin Whatson in L.A.
On September 29th RexRomae Gallery will be presenting “REVIVE”, a pop-up exhibition in Los Angeles with Norwegian stencil artist Martin Whatson, his first in the city of angels. “REVIVE” will showcase a completely new body of work and represents the artist’s largest and biggest exhibition to date with several installations and paintings never exhibited before. There…
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Peter Phobia will bring you flowers at The Art Union’s next exhibition in Berlin
On the occasion of this year’s Berlin Art Week, THE ART UNION will be presenting “I’ll Bring You Flowers”, a solo exhibition by Vienna based artist Peter Phobia as part of an exchange program between Vienna and Berlin based artists. With ‘I’ll Bring You Flowers’ Peter Phobia will be presenting a new body of work that deals with a…
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Photo recap: ‘A Major Minority’ group show at Mirus Gallery
A couple of weeks ago opened A Major Minority, an amazing group show featuring the work of contemporary urban artists from around the world curated by graffiti artist and curator Poesia, who is also the editor of Graffuturism.com and the cultural instigator at the center of the growing interest in abstract, progressive and hybrid Graffiti art forms. The…
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Mirus Gallery presents ‘A Major Minority’
Mirus Gallery is pleased to present A Major Minority, a group exhibition of Othercontemporary urban artists from around the world curated by Poesia. A Major Minority is a group exhibition consisting of urban artists from around the world. The concept and title of the show were developed by graffiti artist/curator, Poesia, who is also the editor of Graffuturism.com…
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Sarah Emerson “Ruin in Reverse” at Corey Helford Gallery
On Saturday, August 19, Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) presents new works by Sarah Emerson in her first solo exhibition with the gallery, entitled “Ruin in Reverse,” in Gallery 2. Cuteness and craziness collide in energetic displays in Emerson’s paintings and murals. The Atlanta-based artist’s contemporary landscapes present a bizarre version of the world, inspired by actual places and how they are affected by…
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Photo recap of Franco Fasoli’s Pretension of Greatness
A couple of weeks ago BC Gallery opened a new solo sow featuring the work of Argentinian artist Franco Fasoli and his latest collages and sculptures. “Pretension of Greatness” features a series of collages – which form a large part of the work – along with sculptures that are defined by a heavy restlessness. The enormous amount of motives, partially layered or squeezed in next…
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