Sturtevant and Sou Fujimoto at Serpentine Gallery, London
Summer is here and its time to be out in the park soaking up as much sunshine as possible on our British, milky bodies. This …
Posts tagged architecture
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February 10, 2016 I’d like to Teach the World to Dance (In Perfect Harmony)
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November 26, 2015 Waiting In The Wings: James Welling’s ‘Choreograph’ at David Zwirner
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November 24, 2015 A Scholar’s Airport as the Body’s Proxy: Julian Hoeber’s ‘The Inward Turn’
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April 17, 2015 Jesse Potts: Temporal Changes of the Unseen
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January 19, 2015 Revealing Night, Blinded by Day: Chris Ofili at New Museum
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MARK SHETABI: “THE GRAND TOUR” at Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York
I must confess that, upon my first turn around Mark Shetabi’s current exhibition “The Grand Tour” at Jeff Bailey Gallery, I wasn’t convinced. I am, …
Post:Ballet’s “field the present shifts” at The Lam Research Theater at YBCA, San Francisco June 18th-19th
Starting today June 18th through the 19th is Post:Ballet’s fourth season program featuring the World Premiere of “field the present shifts”, a thought-provoking collaboration …
(dis)location recently at Highlight Gallery, San Francisco
Sometimes more is actually more, which could be one way to sum up Filip Dujardin’s “(dis)location” recently on view at Highlight Gallery. Whether it’s …
Driss Ouadahi’s “Trans-Location” at Hosfelt Gallery
Driss Ouadahi was born in Casablanca, studied architecture in Algiers, and painting at the Kunstakademie in Düsseldorf, Germany. It’s a tidy corollary then, that the …
Fathom and Form
Fathom and Form is the creation of Chris Baas and Carleigh Wamberg; two undergraduate design students who fully understand the meaning of interdisciplinary crossover. The …
UPSTART – Celebrate Work from the CCA Community
Come celebrate the remarkable work the CCA community has been creating all year long, and cheer on our graduates as they bring their undergraduate and …