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Ocula News Photographers Broomberg & Chanarin 'Euthanise' Art Partnership Barcelona, 22 February 2021 Goodman Gallery issued an obituary for the duo ahead of their first 'posthumous' retrospective.
Ocula News Nifty Gateway Made NFTs Sexy. Can It Make Them Sustainable? New York, 19 February 2021 Backed by the Winklevoss twins, Nifty Gateway helped propel spending on crypto artworks to over US $100 million. Carbon costs have skyrocketed alongside the prices.
Ocula Insight Michael Joo Amplifies the Invisible at Kavi Gupta By Casey Carsel, Chicago Sensory Meridian, Michael Joo's latest solo exhibition at Kavi Gupta in Chicago offers 'insight into a world order built from a range of lenses and senses.'
Ocula Conversation | In Partnership With Vadehra Art Gallery Biraaj Dodiya and Udit Bhambri on Collecting, Making, and Seeing Art By Roshini Vadehra, New Delhi Artist Biraaj Dodiya and collector Udit Bhambri on the different ways that art can be experienced.
Ocula News DESERT X 2021 to Feature Judy Chicago and Felipe Baeza Palm Desert, CA, 17 February 2021 Now in its third instalment, DESERT X 2021 is among the first major art events to return to the region since California went into lockdown last year.
Ocula News Kehinde Wiley Pivots From Portraits to Landscapes in New Show London, 15 February 2021 Organised by London's National Gallery, the exhibition will include both paintings and a film when it premieres later this winter.
Ocula News Shai Baitel Named Artistic Director of Shanghai’s Modern Art Museum Shanghai, 12 February 2021 Five years after the museum opened, Baitel is the first person to hold the position.
Ocula News Shiga Lieko and Takeuchi Kota Win Tokyo Contemporary Art Award Tokyo, 11 February 2021 The 3 million yen prize is a catapult for mid-career Japanese artists.
Ocula News Heman Chong's First Show at STPI is a Spy Thriller Singapore, 11 February 2021 The exhibition includes redacted texts and photos of embassies' unmarked back doors.
Ocula Insight Lubna Chowdhary’s Dynamic Abstractions By Stephanie Bailey, Mumbai Lubna Chowdhary presents her latest exhibition with Mumbai-based gallery Jhaveri Contemporary.
Ocula Conversation Himali Singh Soin's Planetary Practice By Cleo Roberts, London Winner of the 2019 Frieze Artist Award and Whitechapel Gallery Writer in Residence, Himali Singh Soin on the porosity of image and text.
Ocula News Lebanese Gallerist Revives Art Project of Daughter Killed in Blast Beirut, 9 February 2021 Annie Vartivarian's not-for-profit will be both a pop-up gallery and a digital platform for artists and designers.
Ocula News Lucienne Rickard Spent 360 Hours on a Drawing, Then Erased It Hobart, 5 February 2021 Rickard erased dozens of beautiful renderings of extinct species in a project that lasted over a year.
Ocula News Matthew Barney and Kara Walker Join Upcoming Frieze Festival London, 4 February 2021 The three-day event celebrates the magazine's 30th anniversary.
Ocula Feature Bangkok Art Biennale Escapes Lockdown By Rémy Jarry, Bangkok The second Bangkok Art Biennale brings together 217 artworks by 82 artists from 35 different countries across 10 venues in the capital.
Ocula Conversation MetaObjects: Towards a Theory of Studio Practice By Emily Verla Bovino, Hong Kong Ashley Lee Wong and Andrew Crowe, the founders of digital studio MetaObjects, discuss their approach to knowledge sharing and collaborative processes.
Ocula News Manifold Champions 25 Emerging Korean Artists Online Seoul, 3 February 2021 Each artist has their own curated exhibition on the slick new website, which seeks to build their profiles abroad.
Ocula News Present Futures Fest Reimagines Sex Hotlines, Conducts Death Drills Glasgow, 3 February 2021 The high-tech exhibition seeks to shed light on transhumanist identities and relationships.
