A review of the new exhibition, Ages of Wonder, at the Royal Scottish Academy (Edinburgh, Scotland). By Maro Psyrra It is very common for museums and [...]
December 18, 2017
Ages of Wonder : The Past is The Future
Nasty Women Protest with Art
Nasty Women Protest with Art By Cat Del Buono “Such a nasty woman.” It’s those shocking words we heard during a presidential debate, spoken by now [...]
February 7, 2017
Roberto Pugliese: A concert for contemporary art
Concerto per natura morta -Installation view chestnut logs, spearkers, audio cables, musical compostion, audio playback system environmental dimensions, [...]
July 31, 2018
Abdulnasser Gharem
Does Concrete Protect You?–Abdulnasser Gharem Is an internationally renowned artist from Saudi Arabia. His exhibition list includes the Venice [...]
July 31, 2019
Phyllida Barlow: Set
The Fruitmarket Gallery
Exhibition 27 June – 18 October 2015, The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh By Maro Psyrra In March 2014, Phyllida Barlow (born Newcastle upon Tyne, 1944) [...]
September 10, 2015
Show Review: The Quarters Project at Chashama Gallery
By Lehman Weichselbaum
The Quarters Project Art in Four Parts Samm Cohen and Joseph A. W. Quintela are an artist couple who click, clear and loud. At least, so says the evidence [...]
August 30, 2015
Representation and Abstraction in the Work of Bartosz Beda
By Anna Niebrugge
Creation and destruction seems to be the theme of Bartosz Beda’s show, ‘Blast of Absolute (passing through a narrow defile)’. Currently, it is up at Bogotá [...]
August 8, 2015