Posts with tag Artist Features
Lena Henke
Lena Henke (b. 1982 in Warburg) is one of the successful international artists of her generation. She tests the conditions and possibilities of sculpture with…
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Erwin Wurm
Over the course of his career, Erwin Wurm has radically expanded conceptions of sculpture, space and the human form.
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Martín Soto Climent
Martin Soto Climent (b. 1977, Mexico City) lives and works in Mexico City. Sourcing materials and images mainly from metropolitan streets or urban suburbs, Martin Soto…
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Jurgen Maelfeyt
Jurgen Maelfeyt is a graphic designer, publisher and artist based in Ghent and Paris. The main focus on his personal works is publishing artist…
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Adrien Missika
The work of Adrien Missika humorously investigates the natural and the cultural. Using epistemology as a base for research, his conceptual approach drifts into poetic…
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Isabella Fürnkäs
Isabella Fürnkäs (*1988, Tokyo, Japan) is an artist who works in a variety of media. The body of work involves equal shares of video,…
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Roman Ondak
Roman Ondak plays with ideas of relocation, representation, and the duplication of experience – shifting and sharpening the viewer’s attention to everyday life.
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Simeon Barclay
Simeon Barclay draws upon a rich vein of pop cultural sources, producing works that activate complex cultural histories, whilst exploring the ways in which we…
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Namsal Siedlecki
Namsal Siedlecki works mostly with sculpture. He is often interested in transformative properties of materials. His works are often bound to transformation and evolution, moving…
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Tereza Prihodova Stetinova
Tereza’s sculptural, mostly highly site-specifically conceptualized and carefully composed work comes from two formal and methodic standpoints.
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Jeremy Shaw
Jeremy Shaw (1977 North Vancouver, Canada) works in a variety of media to explore altered states and the cultural and scientific practices that aspire to…
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Erik Kessels
The images in Erik Kessels’ books are so awkward, odd or mellow that we have to give them a smile of recognition – because…
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