Tag: sculpture
Fons Americanus: Kara Walker at the Tate
The American artist Kara Walker poses questions about slavery’s history and legacy with a major UK commission.
Fairy Tales and Feminism: Rachel Feinstein at the Jewish Museum
The artist takes on feminism and fantasy in her retrospective
A Part of the Main: Davina Semo at Marlborough Contemporary
Her show of bells and mirrors was in Chelsea this winter.
“Him for whom the world was not enough”: Siah Armajani at Alexander Gray Associates
An ode to poets, a philosopher, and a martyr, as tombs and temples to their greatness.
Reverberations: Revisiting David Ireland’s “Skellig” Work
The life and work of an influential West Coast Conceptualist, and the estate that houses his legacy.
Man of Steel: Joel Perlman at Loretta Howard
An exhibition of new sculpture makes an argument for virtuosity.
Heroic Fantasy: Yeshaiahu Rabinowitz at Hansen House
The Israeli sculptor and video artist contends with physical manifestations of war and trauma.
Go Vegan!: Jonathan Horowitz at the Brant Foundation
Contradiction, formalism, and politics in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Not for Nothing: Two Exhibitions at Despacio
Concurrent solo shows, running at a new experimental space in Costa Rica’s capital, explore the artifacts of collecting.
The Fall: Bas Jan Ader at Simon Lee, London
Twin surveys of Ader’s short but brightly burning career are mounted in London and New York.