Greg Allen Work from Exhibition Space. “In August 1960, the fledgling NASA launched Echo I, a mirrored spherical balloon, or “satelloon,” 100 feet across, which was inflated 1,000 miles above the earth. Nominally a reflective communications satellite, Echo I’s primary mission was to be visible to the naked eye by the earth’s entire population. Early […]
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Peter Puklus
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Peter Puklus Work from The Epic Love Story of a Warrior. “Seems like sculpture-based photography but with the human body and soul in the center; this is what my new and ongoing project, ‘The Epic Love Story of a Warrior’ is about: a fictional family story in Central Europe during the 20th century. An associative […]
One Step Beyond
Friday, 12 September 2014
One Step Beyond @ Galerie Christophe Gaillard “For a long while the indexed nature of photography laid at the heart of theoretical discourse on this medium. For Rosalind Krauss as for Roland Barthes, Henri Van Lier, Philippe Dubois and others, the contiguous relationship between the image and its referent was one of the ontological foundations […]
Johan Rosenmunthe
Thursday, 11 September 2014
Johan Rosenmunthe Work from Tectonic. “Stones transcend human life and experience. They live on different time scales to humans, exist on other planets and fall from the sky to Earth. Both art and philosophy have looked upon the stone before (think Sartre’s nausea at pebbles on the beach) because they are compelling objects of alchemical […]
Justin Hodges
Thursday, 21 August 2014
Justin Hodges Work from Under Construction. “The still life has an expansive history in artistic practice, generally conjuring images of tabletops filled with flowers and wine glasses. Less obvious, though, is its ubiquitous existence as advertising, spanning the gap from print to screen. Simply, Under Construction is a body of work, which questions the way […]
Marina Gadonneix
Saturday, 19 July 2014
Marina Gadonneix Work from >After the Image< @ Kaune, Posnik, Spohr. Gadonneix‘s works are dialogues within spaces staged along the boundaries of the abstract, creating interesting points of confluence between the history of photography as staging and the history of abstraction. In her series „Removed Landscapes“, only light and abstract forms remind the viewers of […]
Travis Shaffer
Thursday, 17 July 2014
Travis Shaffer Work from O White Gods. “O White Gods designates an ongoing series of new works. These works are a mixed-media exploration of whiteness.” – Travis Shaffer
Olivier Cablat
Saturday, 5 July 2014
Olivier Cablat Work from Enter the Pyramid. “The project Egypt 3000 deals with the complex relationship between contemporary Egypt and its glorious past. The project took shape between October 2003 and June 2004, when Olivier Cablat was working on a CNRS programme in Karnak, in the south of Egypt. Enter the pyramid – first book […]
Holger Kilumets
Friday, 4 July 2014
Holger Kilumets Work from Maps and Territories. “Maps & Territories is an elaborate exploration of the meaning of representation through a series of slightly disparate images, designed to relate to each other through the notion of free association. Borrowing elements from the history of art, photographic practice and advertising imagery, the series attempts to reveal […]
Fixed Variable
Saturday, 28 June 2014
Fixed Variable at Hauser and Wirth. “Hauser & Wirth is pleased to present ‘Fixed Variable’, a group exhibition featuring works by Lucas Blalock, Ethan Greenbaum, John Houck, Matt Keegan, Josh Kolbo, Kate Steciw, Chris Wiley and Letha Wilson. ‘Fixed Variable’ looks at the work of eight artists who explore the tension between the photograph and […]