Simon Chang is a seasoned documentary photographer born in Taiwan and living in Slovenia. Through black-and-white and colour photography Chang shares the stories of those on the fringes of society whose voices are rarely heard. Chang moved to
Kurdistan was, in the past years, often the centre of photojournalistic reporting. An autonomous region spanning across the north of Iraq, Syria, Turkey and Iran, it was subjected to violence from Islamic radical groups (most recently) since 2014.
Art gallery Xavier Hufkens said the painting testifies to a preoccupation with sexuality, pregnancy, motherhood, and the cycles of life.
Against the backdrop of the natural, geological features of UCCA Dune, Daniel Arsham: Sands of Time stages recent sculptures and related drawings that expand upon his fascination with history, relics of the past, and idea of a 'fictional archeology.'
The Armory Show has shared images of the large-scale works that will show in the fair's Platform section this year.
Rebuilding after a tough 2020, the new participants come from near and far, including Milan, Pristina, Hong Kong, and Buenos Aires.
