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Here is an excerpt of Philippe Chancel’s film about artist Fabienne Verdier’s work for Rome’s Palazzo Torlonia. This austere documentary highlights not only the incredible amount of calculated thought and planning Verdier puts into every giant brush stroke movement, but equally into the ...

How has technology changed the art market? After many years running successful galleries in Switzerland and Asia, we noticed habits had changed dramatically. In the past, collectors were often exclusive to a single dealer or a gallery, but the web radically changed the art market. Collectors now ...

We are excited to present two exclusive paintings by artist Li Tianbing that continue his exploration of fiction and reality, past vs. present and the frontier between his own authenticity and invention. With Self Portrait Underwater (title image), Li’s oil on canvas work perfectly captures his ...

Artist Pascal Dombis is a part of new group show CONNECTED at the Centrale for Contemporary Art in Brussels (March 24th – August 28th). The show aims to explore the physical and psychological themes of connection between the works’ creators and viewers through new technologies in the visual ...

When we talk about interactive installations, it doesn’t get much more so than this. Artistic duo Thukral & Tagra combed the Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum’s collection and focused on pieces of ancient and traditional games. Categorized into the physical, mental and spiritual, the artist’s ...

What are the key things we should know about ArtAndOnly? ArtAndOnly is an innovative sales platform specializing in contemporary art across many disciplines. With a focus on quality and a carefully curated selection of unique work by emerging and established talent, ArtAndOnly makes buying and ...

We often relate to sculpture in terms of weight, strength, volume or durability, but Tom Carr’s installation Turritopsis presents the exact opposite and makes literal use of the subtitle “The Limits of Sculpture”. Here, we get to see an intriguing time-lapse of Carr installing some of the ...

Here’s an interesting example of how Uli Sigg’s Chinese-centric collection became significant enough to constitute the creation and foundation of the entirely new M+ museum in Hong Kong opening in 2019. Notably, Sigg deliberately resisted following his personal tastes and instead built this ...

Pablo Reinoso’s Thoneteando pieces are a result of his desire to introduce a design object into sculpture. Expanding on the iconic Thonet chair designed in 1850, Reinoso explores the relationship and possibilities of using design and art together to create work that exists somewhere in between. ...

Well known for using computer algorithms to produce abstract or unpredictable proliferations from simple lines or forms, Pascal Dombis’ latest public work is an excellent example of how his sculptures continue to push technology, even outside the art world. Dombis’ Irrational Geometrics uses ...

What’s interesting about Qureshi’s rooftop installation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is how the work is meant to be seen on many different conceptual levels. Qureshi explains how what starts out with a clear political message, can also connect with the viewer in other ways through its ...

About Armen Agop Age: 47   |   Nationality:  Egyptian   |   Passion:  Life   |   Influencers:  The sun Worse project:  I forgot it  |  Greatest achievement:  I haven’t achieved it yet  |   Future dreams: Awareness You were born in Egypt from Armenian descent. You are now ...