#Exhibitions Worldwide
Hera Büyüktaşcıyan’s installation investigates the landscape of Cornwall and parallels between presence and disappearance.
#Exhibitions
In Dorsa Asadi’s Strange Fruit, the affective experience of living through the recent unrest in Iran and its long aftermath is translated into a tripartite Dantean arc. Each part of its narrative maps to a part of his epic allegorical poem the Divine Comedy.
#Exhibitions Worldwide
The Weight of Air and Memory, the first major solo exhibition in the UK by artist Seher Shah, brings together works on paper published with Glasgow Print Studio since 2014, and reflects the deep trust of a nine-year relationship between the artist and Glasgow Print Studio’s Master Printmakers.
#Exhibitions Worldwide
Hera Büyüktaşcıyan often references mythology and architectural structures, closely observing their genealogies and the ways in which they change over time.
#Exhibitions Worldwide
In Borrowed Landscape (30.3193 ° N, 48.2543 ° E), Michael Rakowitz reflects on the Chinese concept of Shakkei in traditional garden design, a formal composition of pre-existing natural elements in a space.
#Exhibitions Worldwide
Michael Rakowitz's work is currently on view at the Veteran Art Triennial, SURVIVING THE LONG WARS: Reckon and Reimagine.
#Museum Acquisition
We are pleased to announce the acquisition of Michael Rakowitz's The invisible enemy should not exist (cylinder seals) (2022), by the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australia.
#News
The American Academy in Rome has named Kamrooz Aram as one of the winners of its Rome Prize for the 2023–24 cycle.
#Publication
Of Absence and Weight is the first comprehensive monograph of Pakistani-born artist Seher Shah, a leading figure in South Asian art working at the edge of architectural drawing and abstraction.