In her seminal On Photography, Susan Sontag describes photography as “to participate in another person’s (or thing’s) mortality, vulnerability, mutability.” That perfectly describes controversial Japanese… Read More »Nobuyoshi Araki: Japan’s Most Controversial Photographer at Mana Contemporary
As the clock ticks toward its 30th anniversary, Swatch named José Carlos Casado as partner in the latest collaboration of SWATCH_Faces during the Venice Biennale.… Read More »Video: SWATCH Presents Jose Carlos Casado
An excerpt from Whitewall’s summer 2013 Design Issue out later this month. The French-born Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos is perhaps best known for The Bride… Read More »Venice: Joana Vasconcelos’ floating Portugal Pavilion
“Rockefeller Center is a symbol for everything America stands for—big visions and hard work,” said Ugo Rondinone, standing at the center of the New York… Read More »Ugo Rondinone Takes Over Midtown With “Human Nature”
By Adama Kouyaté (photos) and Amadou Chab Touré (text). Via CreativeTime Reports. The entire studio fits in a small room, just over 40 square feet. There’s… Read More »Mali: The Euphoric Era of Independence, in Photos
Jennifer Pastor creates large-scale sculptures that delve into complicated societal constructs. Endless Arena (2009-2012), made from electroless nickel-plated steel and painted fiberglass, is informed by… Read More »Jennifer Pastor’s Investigation into No-Holds-Barred Fighting
Last night, art and food enthusiasts alike gathered to celebrate the opening of Garson Yu’s graphic art installation The Interactive New York (T.I.N.Y.). The video… Read More »Garson Yu Projects Sights and Sounds of New York at Pier 57
Katrín Sigurdardóttir is calm and collected when we meet at her breezy studio in New York. An impressive feat considering the artist just arrived from Istanbul moments… Read More »Venice: Katrín Sigurdardóttir’s “Foundation” for the Icelandic Pavilion
Walking the boroughs of New York is an experience unto itself. For those that live here it’s an everyday occurrence where one takes in a… Read More »Trudy Benson and the Nature of Paint
Phil Tinari, Director of the Ullens Centre for Contemporary Art in Beijing (UCCA), is one of the few to have visited each edition of ArtHK… Read More »After the Fair: Phil Tinari weighs in on Art Basel in Hong Kong
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