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Tom Hardwick-Allan

The works in Tom Hardwick-Allan’s current exhibition at South Parade are exact reflections of its title, ‘Low Relief and Foil’: a foil is both the trail that a hunted animal leaves as it passes through its environment and a plot device by which a character is defined by its inverse.

2 min |

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Banu Cennetoğlu

In ‘BEING SAFE IS SCARY’, Turkish artist Banu Cennetoğlu reflects upon the adversities of the migrant experience, hinting at the extraordinary powers that governments can wield in the guise of protection.

2 min |

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Island Treasures

Remapping: Renato Leotta's artwork places Sicily in the crosshairs of antiquity and nature

3 min |

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Alchemies of Place

Remapping: Nour Jaouda's textiles deconstruct slippery notions of home and belonging

3 min |

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Laura Owens

Amid the visual overwhelm on display in Laura Owens’s eponymous exhibition, which spans two of Matthew Marks Gallery’s Manhattan spaces, an abiding image is the candy cigarette.

2 min |

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Patty Chang

BANK NYC, New York, USA

2 min |

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Sophie Calle

At Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco, the French photographer and conceptual artist Sophie Calle presents an assortment of projects deferred or abandoned over the course of her 40-year career.

2 min |

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Berlinde De Bruyckere

A few months ago at a gallery dinner, I asked a German collector about the last work of art that had wowed him.

2 min |

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Jack Whitten

Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA

5 min |

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Sadao Hasegawa

A naked, muscled youth appears to rocket into space in Sadao Hasegawa’s That Floating Feeling (1980). His body throbs magenta, while his face - impassive as a mask - is crowned by flamelike hair. Both human and ethereal, he exhales a stream of starry breath, while the tips of his fingers sparkle: flesh becoming cosmic.

2 min |

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Arpita Singh

A cluster of small, lemon-yellow islands - each shaped exactly like Cuba - hovers in a milky body of water.

2 min |

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Against Despair

How Istanbul's contemporary artists have created pockets of resistance in the heart of the city

6 min |

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Postcard from Monaco

Out of Office: Ivana Cholakova spins the wheel of chance

1 min |

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In Our Own Backyard

‘How many feminists do you need to change an electric bulb?’ asked Indian writer and activist Kamla Bhasin and author and illustrator Bindia Thapar in their book Laughing Matters (2004).

2 min |

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Leah Ke Yi Zheng

In ‘Machine(s)’, her first solo exhibition at Layr, Wuyishan-born, Chicago-based artist Leah Ke Yi Zheng continues to confront the conventional role of canvas as passive support in works whose physical shape is integral to their meaning and whose mutable, translucent surfaces are imbued with an almost-bodily presence.

2 min |

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Skin of the Real

Exploring dreams and reality in the art of Kaari Upson, on the occasion of her first retrospective at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

6 min |