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Tique features the work of inspiring artists.
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Discovering paper as a medium was a revelation to me as an artist. This humble and cheap way to express oneself felt like a…
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FORT, made up of Alberta Niemann (b. 1982) and Jenny Kropp (b. 1978), create spatial experiences through their sculptural installations and performances.
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Liu Jianhua is one of China’s best-known contemporary artists who experiment with comprehensive materials and mixed media. Liu’s porcelain and mixed media works reflect the…
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Noémie Goudal’s work, finely balanced between realism and invention, is an attempt to understand landscape by approaching it from multiple directions.
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Eglė Budvytytė is an artist based in Amsterdam and Vilnius working at the intersection between visual and performing arts.
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Lainé’s complex installations transform the spaces they occupy into unsettling perceptual environments. The artist brings together familiar objects, organic materials and life-sized, floor-to-ceiling imagery to create…
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Fritzia Irizar’s conceptual artworks test the elusive forces of value as it is expressed in economic and symbolic forms including labor, precious materials, money, and…
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I call my video, video as mark, in reference to the marks found in drawing and painting. Capturing the play of light on plants the marks become…
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Chen Qiulin was born in Yichang, Hubei Province in 1975 and now works and lives in Chengdu. Her works manifest in various mediums including video,…
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Rendered in softly airbrushed tones, Betty Tompkins’s photorealist paintings of intimate sexual encounters, including exposed genitalia, penetration, and masturbation, derive from pornography.
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My artistic research explores an organic sensibility with the material. I am interested in how social and ecological conditions can reform and introduce new perspectives…
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O’Malley’s processes of visual scrutiny and composition are rendered in surfaces of wood, glass, steel, and stone.
