January 24, 2020 - Comments Off on Sharif Farrag at Craft Contemporary
Sharif Farrag's "Split Face Jar" and other ceramic works will be featured in Craft Contemporary's clay biennial "The Body, The Object, The Other," opening January 25, 2020.
January 20, 2020 - Comments Off on Cassi Namoda’s Solo Exhibition at Pippy Houldsworth
Cassi Namoda’s “Little Is Enough for Those in Love,” her first European solo exhibition, opens January 24, 2020 at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery in London.
The opening will also feature a new performance and installation called Tea of Nostalgia, offering visitors tea from Gurúè, Mozambique, served from a colonial tea set. On view through March 7, 2020.
October 13, 2019 - Comments Off on X-Scapes by Sayre Gomez reviewed in the Los Angeles Times
"X-Scapes" was reviewed by Christopher Knight in LA Times October 9th print issue. Read the full review here.
September 15, 2019 - Comments Off on Meaningless Squiggles by Candice Lin reviewed in Artforum
"Meaningless Squiggles" was reviewed by Andy Campbell in Artforum's September, 2019 print issue. Read the full review here.
September 14, 2019 - Comments Off on Kathleen Ryan Profiled in The New York Times Style Magazine
Kathleen Ryan profiled in The New York Times Style Magazine by Alice Newell-Hanson. Read the review here.
July 30, 2019 - Comments Off on Candice Lin’s “Spice” Reviewed in Art in America
Candice Lin's exhibition Spice at Ludlow 38, New York, has been reviewed in Art in America by Dana Kopel. Read the review here.
June 14, 2019 - Comments Off on Kelly Akashi’s “A Thing Among Things” at ARCH Athens
On June 19th Kelly Akashi's "a thing among things" opens as the inaugural exhibition of ARCH, Athens. The exhibition is on view through September 7th, 2019.
July 10, 2019 - Comments Off on Joel Kyack’s “I AM the Present” in Los Angeles
On July 12, Joel Kyack opens his solo "I AM the present" at General Projects & Outside Gallery in Los Angeles. The exhibition can be seen from 7-10pm through September 2nd.
June 18, 2019 - Comments Off on Christine Sun Kim Collaborates with Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children
Christine Sun Kim has collaborated with students at Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children in King’s Cross to create a series of site specific commissions. The work titled "We Mean Business" will be featured in Art Night London and located around Kings Cross N1C and Coal Drops Yard.
June 18, 2019 - Comments Off on Farah Atassi’s Solo Show at Almine Rech
