Sentient Soil
In her sculptural work, Vera Kox explores the interconnection between the environment, human, and non-human life forms. She examines the multifaceted properties of various materials and often combines handcrafted ceramic elements with industrially produced semi-finished products, which in her installations merge into a cohesive whole as fossilised hybrids of our modern civilisation. During her research […]
TEDIOUS AND BRIEF
In a time marked by political tensions and social upheaval, artists Gili Avissar and Tamar Harpaz from Israel invite us to delve deep into their new installation at the Kunstverein Dresden, this exhibition presents a striking combination of fabric, glass, and light, creating an ambience of fragility and contemplation that reminds us of the vulnerability […]
Framed Works
Framed Works by Sofus Keiding-Agger marks the inauguration of FORMA. A newly opened exhilition space situated in Copenhagen — the exhibition is accompanied by a text by Beth von Undall.Excerpt from the Framed Works exhibition text written by Beth Von Undall: ..”I remember once asking a friend if they thought they were punk enough for […]
Hier und Jetzt III
The exhibition “Here and Now III. Vienna Sculpture 2024” concludes a trilogy of exhibitions focusing on artists living in Vienna who work in the field of sculpture and object art. It provides an insight into the quality and diversity of the Viennese sculpture scene in recent years and explores the variety of this medium with […]
Eyes Open, Closed
Paula Zariņa – Zēmane is a younger-generation Latvian painter whose artistic style has been developed consistently and is already known to a large part of the audience. The artist’s creative practice has evolved organically—by painting a figure and context surrounding it, then reflecting and offering interpretive translations of a landscape. In her older series, Paula […]