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White Cube Hong Kong presents new Cerith Wyn Evans show

January 11, 2022

WELSH conceptual artist Cerith Wyn Evans is set to debut an exciting new exhibition ....)( of, a clearing at the renowned White Cube gallery in Hong Kong. The show will feature new installation work, sculptures...

Camden Art Centre present exhibitions by Walter Price and Olga Belema

Connie de Pelet

April 28, 2021

Art, Culture, Exhibitions, News

AS GALLERIES reopen and we move closer to summer, Camden Art Centre will exhibit Pearl Lines by Walter Price and Olga Balema’s Computer, physical exhibitions that speak to the joy of in-person gallery visiting....

David Zwirner to open their first gallery in Hong Kong

Allie Nawrat

November 9, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, News

DAVID Zwirner is opening a new gallery in Hong Kong at the start of 2018 this is in addition to the company’s current galleries in New York and London. Rendering of H Queen's building. Courtesy of H Queen. Th...

Glass is the official media partner for DR/OP: Beyond Boundaries Art Show, Singapore

Emily Rae Pellerin

June 16, 2017

Art, Avant Art, Feature, Glass Celebrates

GLASS magazine is proud to announce its position as the official media partner for DR/OP: Beyond Boundaries, an art show opening this August in Singapore. Japanese artist and curator Yutaka Inagawa leads the ar...

The Glass Guide to Art Central Hong Kong 2017

Emily Rae Pellerin

March 15, 2017

Art, Feature, Glass Celebrates

UPCOMING in its third year, Art Central Hong Kong will run from March 21 until 25, with programming extending into April. An event intent on the democracy of artistic experience, the galleries and artists it pl...

The Toxic Sublime at White Cube, London

Thomas Allen

June 24, 2015

Avant Art, News

It’s complicated, our relationship with the natural world. And Marc Quinn has found inspiration in that complexity for his latest exhibition with White Cube, The Toxic Sublime. The first of the two bodies of...

Georg Baselitz dances to the tunes of Glyndebourne – Glass pays a visit to Glyndebourne’s very own White Cube gallery

Thomas Allen

June 9, 2015

Avant Art, Feature

Georg Baselitz dances to the tunes of Glyndebourne – Glass pays a visit to Glyndebourne's very own White Cube gallery It's a wonder the Glyndebourne opera house has never raised suspicion among Scientologist...

Shiraga’s “foot paintings” exhibited at Mnuchin Gallery

Louise Lui

March 2, 2015

Avant Art, News

Gutai artists, particularly Kazuo Shiraga, have been all over the art gallery world this year. Mnuchin Gallery jumps on this bandwagon with its latest exhibition of major paintings by Shiraga, tracing the evolu...

Harmony Korine traverses boundaries of medium with exhibitions at Gagosian and St Barth’s Eden Rock

Emily Rae Pellerin

January 15, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, News, Travel

He is a famously raw filmmaker with a renown for skank and grit, for non-convention, for cinéma-vérité, for deep glimpses into the various milieus of youthdom. He is not-so-famously a fine artist, photographer ...

Hong Kong Art Gallery Week 2014

Louise Lui

December 3, 2014

Avant Art, News

While many may complain that Hong Kong’s art and culture scene is lacking, the growth of galleries and institutions—from the much-anticipated M+ Museum to the increasing prevalence of international blue chip an...

Painting ∞ at Dominique Lévy

Louise Lui

September 1, 2014

Avant Art, News

In 1965, French-born Polish artist Roman Opalka (1931 – 2011) picked up a No. 0 brush in his Warsaw studio and painted the number “1” at the top left- hand corner of a canvas. This gesture marked the beginning ...

The image at breaking point

Fausta Maria Bolettieri

August 21, 2014

Avant Art, Culture, Feature, Travel

“My body is the intention, my body is the event, my body is the result,” said Gunter Brus, co-founder with Otto Mühl, Hermann Nitsch and Rudolf Schwarzkogler of a new art movement called Vienna Actionism. A...

Hypothesis for an Exhibition. Giulio Paolini at Dominique Lévy, New York

Fausta Maria Bolettieri

July 28, 2014

Avant Art, Culture

The title Hypothesis for an Exhibition is a clear reference to Paolini’s 1963 work Ipotesi Per Una Mostra, which Giulio Paolini produced for his first exhibition for La Tortuga gallery in Rome but remained unre...

Mario Schifano: 1960-69

Fausta Maria Bolettieri

July 3, 2014

Avant Art, Culture, Feature

Mario Schifano has always been considered a rebel genius and one of Italy’s most significant post-war artists. Unlike the majority of Italian artists, however, Schifano produced hundreds of works of art durin...

Against the clock

Bonnie Friend

May 5, 2014

Avant Art, Feature

Art doesn’t have to be pretty, it doesn’t even have to be something that you like, but it’s a pretty universally acknowledged truth that for art to be successful it has to be inspiring, none more ...

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