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Virtual walkthrough with Anna Duque y González and Dr. Nina Koidl-Weidemann of the group exhibition Infinite Games... 2 at Capitain Petzel, Berlin. The show features works by Jadé Fadojutimi, [Ximen

Nicolas Party talks with Eric Troncy on the occasion of his exhibition Grotto at Xavier Hufkens, Brussels (15 November—21 December 2019).

Zhang Enli walks us through his exhibition at Xavier Hufkens, Brussels (6 September–19 October 2019).

Henry Taylor (1958, USA - Lives and works in Los Angeles)

‘I wanted to refresh completely my attitude to sculpture.’ Phyllida Barlow discusses her exhibition tilt at Hauser & Wirth New York, 22 nd Street, and how it marks a new stage in her practice. For

Curator Rebecca Lewin discusses Pierre Huyghe's exhibition UUmwelt. Known for creating complex immersive ecosystems, Huyghe presents a major new exhibition at the Serpentine. For the exhibition, the

Inside her Ghent studio, Berlinde De Bruyckere discusses death, drapery and intimacy in her work ahead of her solo exhibition Stages & Tales at Hauser & Wirth Somerset. ‘In our society, we are alwa

In his Paris studio, Japanese-born artist Takesada Matsutani talks about how he came to join the Gutai Art Association in 1963, moved to Paris in 1966, and how vinyl adhesive glue and graphite have su

In his London studio, Mark Wallinger contemplates our desire for self-reflection and recognition, going public as an artist, and his new Mirror Painting series. Wallinger’s Mirror Paintings follo

Over the course of a career spanning six decades and tens of thousands of negatives, August Sander created a nuanced sociological portrait of Germany comprising images of its populace, as well as its

Takesada Matsutani talks about his life and work on the occasion of his first Los Angeles solo exhibition on view at Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles from 1 July through 3 September 201

No More Water at Lismore Castle Arts is the first major solo exhibition by Rashid Johnson in Ireland, encompassing large scale works on paper, two film works, and new sculptural works made for the h

The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam presents a major survey of the work of German artist Günther Förg (1952–2013). 'A Fragile Beauty' explores the work of a rebellious artist whose oeuvre embodies a criti

Caroline Chiu is a Hong Kong based art critic and collector who has been presenting Caroline Chiu Studio Art Reviews with Hong Kong radio station RTHK4 since 2005. In this podcast episode, publis

Inspired from a moment of spontaneity, Untitled is the extension of an experience of the artist in the studio. Expanding the pictorial plane, Guillermo Kuitca began to move beyond the ends of the ca

Rashid Johnson’s large grid installation Antoine’s Organ (2016) injects a sprawling, heterogeneous ecosystem into a rigid armature of black steel scaffolding. Visually evoking prison cells and Sol L

‘The kind of thinking that goes into figuring out how to do a dive–a jackknife, or a somersault–you conceptualise geometry in a physical way for your own body. And then thinking geometrically to make