Nedko Solakov exhibited the installation 'I Miss Socialism, Maybe' as part of his first solo exhibition in Beijing. The artist explains his position towards communism in handwritten text on the wall: 'I miss the Big Brother eyes, why? Because my friends and I dream of how nice it would be when the Big Brother's eyes would be gone forever. Yes they are gone, but they have been replaced by many more pairs of eyes following you.'
The weather is heating up, and so is the atmosphere at Agora Gallery as we present art that has the ability to inspire and energize. The French Perspective: Contemporary Art from France features artworks that seem to have a life of their own, infused as they are with the passion and power of the ...
Global Futures Forum "10 Years On: Art and Everyday Life in Iraq and Iran". University of Southampton, UK, 7th-8th June 2013.
This two-day public forum will open wide discussions about society, culture and everyday life in Iraq and Iran.
The meeting over two days includes invited speakers, ...
Concrete Remains: Postwar and Contemporary Art from Brazil
Curated by Jacopo Crivelli Visconti
May 9 through June 22, 2013. Cristin Tierney is pleased to present Concrete Remains: Postwar and Contemporary Art from Brazil, a group exhibition curated by Jacopo
Crivelli Visconti and opening to ...
Zilia Sánchez,
April 21 – June 16, 2013.
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 20, 6 - 8pm.
38 Greene Street,
3rd Floor.
Artists Space is pleased to present the first US survey exhibition by Puerto Rico based artist Zilia Sánchez, spanning a period from the early 1950s to the present day.
