EDITORIAL
NEWS, FEATURES, INTERVIEWS, REVIEWS, FAIRS AND MORE
Artist Meriem Bennani and filmmaker Orian Barki made an Instagram sensation with the release of 2 Lizards, a meaningful and timely IGTV video series starring two inseparable anthropomorphized lizards going about the quarantine period, dubbed by Meriem and Orian themselves and rendered in 3-D set against real footage of New York City.
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The video depicts Wolfson, then in his mid-twenties, wandering through a medieval cathedral with a backpack, delivering his thoughts to a handheld camera in the style of a tourist recording a video diary.
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Now you can see and hear five of London’s species: London plane trees, bats, parakeets, azure blue damselfies and reedbeds online through The Deep Listener (2019) — a audio-visual ecological expedition through Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, by Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen.
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The underlying question which seems to be on everyone’s lips now is How Can We Think of Art at a Time Like This? This is the question curators Barbara Pollak and Anne Verhallen are asking through a project launched online; an independent, open-ended platform.
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In response to the temporary closure of the gallery Goldsmiths CCA have launched a programme that allows for ongoing contact with art and artists, and can be enjoyed from home.
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As of now you have the opportunity to stream part of the Julia Stoschek Collection online.
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David Zwirner’s new online initiative brings together twelve New York-based galleries and twelve London-based to present available works from a single artist on their rooster.
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All followers of the Instagram-channel @koeniggalerie have the opportunity of attending conversations of Johann König connected live with artists in their studio.
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The featured artists include Sarah Sze, Stanley Whitney, Jennifer Guidi, Roe Ethridge, Titus Kaphar, Katharina Grosse, Theaster Gates, Dan Colen, Urs Fischer, Mark Grotjahn, Mary Weatherford, Rudolf Polanszky, Damien Hirst, and Jenny Saville.
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ESSAY BY MAY RELM
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The National Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens opened its doors to the public on Friday.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art has selected Mexican artist Héctor Zamora to create a work for the museum’s Roof Garden and have commissioned Carol Bove to produce work for the facade of its Fifth Avenue building.
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Art Basel is launching an online platform for all galleries scheduled to take part in the Hong Kong art fair, which has been cancelled due to the outbreak of coronavirus.
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Vaughn Spann presents twelve vivid and distinct pieces that appear as standalone works, but that are also inextricably linked through the theme of ‘heat’
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In a statement today from Harry Blain, the Founding Director of Blain Southern announces that the gallery is closing down its three locations in Berlin, London and New York.
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Sonia Boyce will represent Great Britain at the 59th Venice Biennale the British Council announced today. The biennial will run from May to November 2021. Boyce will make history as the first black woman to receive the commission.
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The Berlin Biennale announces its program of exhibitions, performances, residencies, lectures, workshops, and presentations to be hosted at ExRotaprint, an artist-led project space, as well as daadgalerie, Gropius Bau and the KW Institute for Contemporary Art.
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As China struggles to contain the deadly coronavirus, and World Health Organization (WHO) declares a global public health emergency, Art Basel cancels this years edition of its Hong Kong fair.
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More than 40 artists from 19 countries will participate in the inaugural edition of the Asia Society Triennial taking place this year, between June 5th — August 9th. The event, titled We Do Not Dream Alone, will take place across several venues in New York.
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Noah Davis, Stan Douglas, Yun Hyong-Keun — All fantastic exhibitions, on view at David Zwirner Gallery in New York.
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