Vincenzo Simone Works from Wonder (Seven pools) “Operativa Arte Contemporanea welcomes you to Wonder (Seven pools), the first personal project by Vincenzo Simone conceived for the gallery spaces. Seven inflatable pools hold seven dreamlike landscapes resuming the artist’s latest painting production. A plastic frame with fluorescent and synthetic colours against a painting with a nineteenth-century taste […]

Real Madrid  (Bianca Benenti Oriol and Marco Pezzotta) Work from Beefy @ Placentia Arte “I was sweaty and tired and ugly when I arrived in the village. I’d lost the habit of such long walks. Nobody recognized me, maybe because it was a long time since I’d left, but I guess it was more to do […]

Magnhild Øen Nordahl Work from Occupational Knots “I understand you’re originally from Norway, and recently completed your Masters studies at Kungliga Konsthögskolan in Stockholm, Sweden. Can you tell us a little bit about your background and how you were first introduced to making artwork? As most kids do I enjoyed making things, whether it was drawings […]

Mariechen Danz Work from her oeuvre “Mariechen Danz’s art takes as its starting point communication and the transmission of knowledge, placing the body at the center of her practice. In sculptures, drawings, costume designs, and performances she calls into question the expressive capabilities and incapabilities of language, the legibility and hierarchy of signs, and the […]

Marie Lund Work from PIT “Tell me what you see first. The surface. You meet the outermost layer first through reflection and resonance. Can you leave anything there? No, the surface repels. Drops just roll off. What then? Then rows of blows. Bang. Bang. Bang. The material turns around its surface. From convex to concave. […]

Gabriele Beveridge Work from Mainland “Mainland, the exhibition is illustrated by an image that presents the opposite: a desert island. The sun bleached advertisement stages a destination on the fringe of the world; once a place of luxury, it is now forgotten, abstracted and submerged in shades of blue. Representations of the island have shifted […]

Aaron Curry Work from STARFUKER “Spanning both of the gallery’s exhibition spaces, STARFUKER will feature the debut of two new major bodies of work. One room will contain two large-scale aluminum and steel sculptures, and the other a group of paintings on shaped canvases. The formal advances in the sculptures and paintings on view represent some […]

Grey Martin Erik Andersen / Chris Bradley / Jesse Darling / Keith Farquhar / Anders Holen / Daniel Keller / Yves Scherer Curated by Domenico de Chirico at Brand New Gallery “Grey is a very common colour in nature. The human eye can recognize the same object as grey or as any other colour depending […]

Micah Hesse Work from Lobbyless “If the buildings adjoining parliament lacked lobbies, would lobbyists lobby less? Certain buildings harboring concentrations of power are fronted by porticos, loggias, and neoclassical facades that are often meant to symbolize communal inclusion and justice, but what if they were somehow flaccid and could be stretched and squashed? would it […]

Brian Bress Work from his oeuvre. “An early video work by Brian Bress titled Rock Your Body (2006) finds the artist in a makeshift space suit dancing to Justin Timberlake’s eponymous song. In front of a carefully engineered homemade set composed of two French doors, two columns, and several sculptural objects, Bress dances while pulling […]