Polite Pornography: Alphachanneling On His Jack Hanley Show
Alphachanneling, whose first solo exhibition is on view at Jack Hanley Gallery March 17 through April 17, is all about pleasure. His sinuous lines and simple palette show bodies in all sorts of carnal...
View ArticleReview: Ana Mendieta at Galerie Lelong in New York
New YorkAna MendietaGalerie Lelong // Through March 26Though Ana Mendieta made more than 100 short films in her short life, we nonetheless tend to think about her work in still images and about the...
View ArticleARNDT Singapore Joins Celebrations for ZERO Founder Heinz Mack’s 85th Birthday
Celebrating the 85th birthday of Light Art pioneer and ZERO group founder Heinz Mack, ARNDT Singapore is presenting its part of a three-gallery retrospective. “Mack: Review and Outlook” is being...
View ArticleRobert Morris and Kishio Suga at Blum & Poe Tokyo
One work features pieces of felt arranged on the gallery floor; the other is composed of wooden tiles laid out on the floor around five rocks. Both are examples of deconstructive minimalism, made by...
View ArticleAlliance Française de Singapour Presents Photography by Four Middle-Eastern...
As part of its Francophonie festival, the Singapore Alliance Française is showing the work of four Middle Eastern photographers who have lived or worked in France.The exhibition, presented in...
View ArticleA Wanda Koop Retrospective in Montreal
A retrospective of canvas and print work by Winnipeg artist Wanda Koop will open March 19 at Galerie Division in Montreal.One of Canada’s most respected artists and a recent recipient of the Governor...
View ArticleLandmark Create Exhibition of Renoir, Dali and More Above Shoppers’ Heads
The Landmark complex in Hong Kong is due to hold an ambitious exhibition that places works by artists including Renoir, Dalí and Yayoi Kusama over the heads of shoppers.Entitled Vision Tunnels, the...
View ArticleXie Qi Critiques Our Obsession with Objects at Pékin Fine Arts Hong Kong
Chinese artist Xie Qi’s latest exhibition, “The Unbearable Weight of Things,” has opened at comes to Hong Kong’s Pékin Fine Arts.Her second solo exhibition run by the gallery, and first in HK,...
View ArticleArtist S.G. Vasudev’s ‘Painted Weaves’ an Exhibition of Tapestries in Silk
Artist S G Vasudev’s journey into the tapestry art began 25 years ago when he visited Europe and got inspired by tapestries made by Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque and many others. Painted Weaves — the...
View ArticleDexter Dalwood Brings Propaganda to China
In his second collaboration with Simon Lee Gallery, British collagist-painter Dexter Dalwood brings the exhibition “Propaganda Painting” to Hong Kong. ARTINFO spoke to Dalwood about the upcoming solo...
View ArticleLiang Manqi Plays With Perspective at Contemporary by Angela Li
Following her installation for the gallery at Art Central Hong Kong in 2015, Liang Manqi debuted new work at Contemporary by Angela Li’s Hollywood Road home.“Imaginary Practice,” the artist’s first...
View ArticleThe Art of Wang Guangle’s “Yellow” at Pace Gallery in London
“Yellow” at Pace Gallery in London is the first solo exhibition of work by Chinese painter Wang Guangle in Europe.According to Pace, Wang’s work is rooted in questions of painting’s temporality and the...
View ArticleRaoul de Keyser’s “Gentle Fight” at David Zwirner Gallery
“Gentle fights” is how the architect Paul Robreccht described the working methods of his friend, the late Belgian painter Raoul de Keyser, who is the subject of a stirring exhibition on view at David...
View ArticleSteinbrueck Native Gallery Looks at the Art of Paddle-Making
The fourth iteration of Steinbrueck Native Gallery’s “Paddles: A Timeless Journey” features more than two dozen variations on the theme, created by artists from Oregon, Washington, British Columbia,...
View ArticleAmit Desai Brings Skulls, Body Paintings and Sex to The Empty Gallery
Bringing Eastern thought and ritual practices to The Empty Gallery in Hong Kong, Indian-American artist Amit Desai presents an exhibition entitled “Ancestor Bone Hug.”His third exhibition in Hong Kong...
View Article“Digging a Hole in China” Unearths Contemporary Chinese Land Art at OCAT...
With their latest exhibition, “Digging a Hole in China,” OCAT Shenzhen investigates the differences between Land Art and artists working with land in China in the 21st century.In the West, particularly...
View ArticleGroup Exhibition at Lawrie Shabibi Explores the Loss of Heritage in the...
The latest group exhibition by Dubai’s Lawrie Shabibi gallery takes as its topic the loss of heritage currently occurring on a mass scale in the Middle East and beyond.“But Still Tomorrow Builds Into...
View ArticleBernard Jacobson on Art, a Long-Held Desire, and David Bowie
“Bonheur de Vivre” at Bernard Jacobson Gallery in London is a selling exhibition of 16 works by some of the greatest masters of the twentieth century.Titled after the Henri Matisse painting “Le Bonheur...
View ArticleVIDEO: Rare 1930s Morandi Works on View at the Center for Italian Modern Art
For its third exhibition season devoted to Giorgio Morandi (1890–1964), the Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA) unites nearly 40 rare paintings, drawings, and etchings from the 1930s — the pinnacle of...
View ArticleMark Jenkins “Remixes” Classic Paintings
Visitors to Mark Jenkins’s new solo show “REMIX” at Arsenal Montreal will encounter familiar paintings turned three-dimensional — with additional twists.A decade has passed since Jenkins, a self-taught...
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