As we’re witnessing figurative art being reinstated back on the central stage, there is a growing list of artists that are being rediscovered and re-appreciated in this new light. For Hein Koh this meant a moment of major recognition which resulted with her first painting solo show in NYC, a first international solo presentation in
For the inaugural show at its new space, Company Gallery has mounted the first solo show in New York dedicated to the feminist filmmaker Barbara Hammer since her death in 2019. Titled “Tell me there is a lesbian forever…”, the show is curated by artist and filmmaker Tiona Nekia McClodden, who delved deep into Hammer’s
Gillian Wearing (b. 1963), whose new retrospective opens next month at the Guggenheim, New York, has been exploring the relationship between self-presentation and illusion for three decades. Born in Birmingham, England, Wearing studied at London’s Chelsea School of Art and Goldsmiths before breaking through with her 1992-1993 project Signs that Say What You Want Them
A beautiful painting in the original performance. red peonies on a white and black background look very elegant. the picture will decorate your interior and add sophistication. The picture was painted on excellent linen canvas using textures.
In this image, I captured a warm summer night in a lovely province. I solved this problem by uniting the material world through transcendental perception. The deep black background color contrasts with delicate pink flowers. The aggressive red of the verticals lends even more drama and is contrasted with vibrant colors. Only the turquoise color
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