The concepts of SPACE, vision, MOVEMENT and LIGHT are evident in the abstract art of the twentieth century and have been used by many internationally recognised contemporary artists such as … Continue reading
The celebrated New Zealand sculptor, photographer and installation artist BILL CULBERT has been invited by Creative New Zealand to present his work at the 55th VENICE BIENNALE in 2013. Bill … Continue reading
To accompany Concrete Parallels / Concretos Paralelos in São Paulo, the Dan Galeria – itself the leading gallery of CONCRETE ART in Brazil – and Laurent Delaye Gallery in London … Continue reading
After the pivotal show Live in your Head, held at the WHITECHAPEL GALLERY in 2000, the exhibition PICTURE THIS reflects the artistic legacy of the artists Michael Craig-Martin, Gerard Hemsworth, … Continue reading
Michael STUBBS is CURRENTLY taking part of the group EXHIBITION Porta Nigra with an extraordinary and unexpected WHITE piece. The exhibition is held at the Hidde can Seggelen Gallery in … Continue reading
The CORPUS of works by VICTOR PASMORE (1908-1998), one of the most influential British Abstract Artists, has been placed in dialogue with the new work by Toby Paterson in a … Continue reading
Opening October 2012 at GALERIE HOFFMANN in Friedberg (Germany), the exhibition die systeme und … das lächeln. NORMAN DILWORTH skulpturen, objekte re-examines the abstract works of the British artist Norman … Continue reading
In May 2012, ends the RETROSPECTIVE group exhibition on British Concrete Art at Laurent Delaye Gallery. Reflections on Concrete Art put in dialogue RARE works from the 1960s, 1970s and … Continue reading
May 26th – July 14th 2012 To situate Bill CULBERT inside the corpus of art history, one has just to LOOK at his forthcoming exhibitions in São Paulo and Venice, … Continue reading
Gerard Hemsworth solo exhibition „blacklands“ will be held at the Thomas Rehbein Galerie from 25 November 2011 to 14 January 2012. Hemsworth presents paintings as pictures. He brings together signs … Continue reading