“IN THE INSTANCE” A BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO STUDY BY MANI NEJAD
This artist book by Mani Nejad is a documentary and material collection of the ephemeral nature of reality, time and its particular form of instantaniousness....
ELGER ESSER “MORGENLAND” AT PARASOL UNIT LONDON
Inspired by the literary works of Gustave Flaubert, Marcel Proust and Guy de Maupassant as well as paintings of the Romantic period, German photographer Elger Esser's works originate from the travels he has undertaken ...
PHILIP GUSTON – MAJOR TRAVELING RETROSPECTIVE POSTPONED
A long-planned traveling retrospective of the work of Philip Guston has been postponed for three years over concerns about how the ...
Keita Miyazaki
Keita Miyazaki’s sculptures feature materials whose association suggests strident discord and unfamiliar visual language. Discarded car engine components are welded together and then combined with coloured origami-like folded paper ....
Gianna Committo
Gianna Commito’s work references architectural archetypes and the layers of urban development patterns. She examines the organic and unpredictable aspects of the built environment and explores the subject at a scale that is both personal and engaged. Commito takes the…
Derek Fordjour
Derek Fordjour (b. 1974, Memphis, USA) is a painter who depicts the codes, regalia and structures of competition and play, revealing passion and discipline — as well as style — as steps toward uplift. Attuned to the power and spectacle…
Carmen Neely
Carmen Neely’s work has always been about the intricacies of transformation. The artist translates lived experience into nuanced gestures, and these gestures into myriad forms—from sculptures to laser-cut Plexiglass and textiles. Exploding over a flat white ground, her paintings play…
JOSE DAVILA
Jose Davila follows a career-long investigation into how the modernist movement continues to be interpreted, appropriated, and reinvented. His works address the tenets of architecture, art history, and physical geometry, whilst demonstrating the extensive range of the artist’s practice. Well…
