by Pablo | Oct 3, 2015 | Artists, Blogt
Rudolf Stingel has made a career dancing around the idea of painting. He skirts its authority by looking at its components, its physical identity, its visual language and its history. – Michelle Grabner See more artworks by Rudolf Stingel here.
by Pablo | Sep 7, 2015 | Artists, Blogt
From a distance the densely worked surfaces resemble the smoothness of enamel. Yet the painterly experiment of London-based German artist Silke Otto-Knapp could have taken quite a different turn: after all, it’s not so far from garden landscapes, atmospheric light,...
by Pablo | Aug 30, 2015 | Artists, Blogt
In the early 80s, Rosalind Krauss launched a theory about 70s art that seemed to say it all: 70s art was built on the photographic model, she said, it was indexical, tracing a ground rather than representing it. Had the work of the late Californian artist Robert...
by Pablo | Jul 29, 2015 | Artists, Blogt
The messy but magical nature of early photography fascinates the French artist Dove Allouche, whose first American solo has been beautifully installed in this gently renovated former factory, on Grand – By Karen Rosenberg See more artworks by Dove Allouche...
by Pablo | Jul 3, 2015 | Artists, Blogt
Tohaku Hasegawa is one of most important Japanese painters ever, and the most important painter of the country during the Azuchi-Momoyama period, along with Kanō Eitoku, with whom he developed an important artistic rivalry. He was the founder of the so-called Hasegawa...
