House & GArden
Charleston Lewes is currently hosting through the joy of the senses an exhibition by contemporary artist Jonathan Baldock. The solo show explores Baldock’s fascination with sculptural form, craft traditions, and folklore. The selection resonates with Lewes’s historical and cultural context, weaving a narrative inspired by the town’s rich folklore, myths, and legends.
Roberto Ferri
In this interview, we will be delving into the world of Roberto Ferri’s art and exploring its relevance to one of the major themes in Western art – ecstasy. Ferri’s consistent approach to figuration over the past two decades reflects his fascination with the supernatural and incorporeal imagination, coupled with a strong emphasis on sensory experiences.
Julien Pacaud
In the far distant future of the year 10,000, everyone has become a god. Yet, emotions persist and have to be dealt with. Invoking a profound 70s and 80s sci-fi film aesthetic, here is a story of fallen gods.
Western Perspectivism Dev Dhunsi, a Norwegian-Indian multidisciplinary artist and photographer based in Stockholm is currently presenting his inaugural solo exhibition at MELK, Oslo. “Encircling Stories” features images captured during Dhunsi’s seven-year exploration, spanning from Punjab to Goa, traversing diverse regions of India by train. The exhibition reveals evolving relationships with land, highlighting the complexities of a region undergoing agricultural challenges, monoculture threats, and dispossession.
Big Time Sensuality
Barcelona-based artist’s Eva Fàbregas’s monumental site-specific installation at Hamburger Bahnhof challenges conventional notions of sculpture and explores themes of desire, love, intimacy, and representation. The exhibition, her largest solo show to date, transforms the historic main hall into a realm of seemingly natural growth, evoking associations of parasitism, and uncontrollable growth.
gabriel chaile
Reaching through and beyond a rectangular atrium forever open to the sun and stars, a single monumental work activates both inner and outer structures – No se me quita lo naco, is a new site-specific installation at Puerto Escondido’s Meridiano that develops on Gabriel Chaile’s recent sculptural presentations at the Venice Biennale, the New Museum Triennial, and Studio Voltaire.
PEachy stays
Nestled in the heart of El Paredón, a captivating destination in Guatemala, Casa Zala tells a tale of serendipity, determination, and boundless creativity.
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House & GArden
Charleston Lewes is currently hosting through the joy of the senses an exhibition by contemporary artist Jonathan Baldock. The solo show explores Baldock’s fascination with sculptural form, craft traditions, and folklore. The selection resonates with Lewes’s historical and cultural context, weaving a narrative inspired by the town’s rich folklore, myths, and legends.
Roberto Ferri
In this interview, we will be delving into the world of Roberto Ferri’s art and exploring its relevance to one of the major themes in Western art – ecstasy. Ferri’s consistent approach to figuration over the past two decades reflects his fascination with the supernatural and incorporeal imagination, coupled with a strong emphasis on sensory experiences.
Julien Pacaud
In the far distant future of the year 10,000, everyone has become a god. Yet, emotions persist and have to be dealt with. Invoking a profound 70s and 80s sci-fi film aesthetic, here is a story of fallen gods.
Western Perspectivism Dev Dhunsi, a Norwegian-Indian multidisciplinary artist and photographer based in Stockholm is currently presenting his inaugural solo exhibition at MELK, Oslo. “Encircling Stories” features images captured during Dhunsi’s seven-year exploration, spanning from Punjab to Goa, traversing diverse regions of India by train. The exhibition reveals evolving relationships with land, highlighting the complexities of a region undergoing agricultural challenges, monoculture threats, and dispossession.
Big Time Sensuality
Barcelona-based artist’s Eva Fàbregas’s monumental site-specific installation at Hamburger Bahnhof challenges conventional notions of sculpture and explores themes of desire, love, intimacy, and representation. The exhibition, her largest solo show to date, transforms the historic main hall into a realm of seemingly natural growth, evoking associations of parasitism, and uncontrollable growth.
gabriel chaile
Reaching through and beyond a rectangular atrium forever open to the sun and stars, a single monumental work activates both inner and outer structures – No se me quita lo naco, is a new site-specific installation at Puerto Escondido’s Meridiano that develops on Gabriel Chaile’s recent sculptural presentations at the Venice Biennale, the New Museum Triennial, and Studio Voltaire.
PEachy stays
Nestled in the heart of El Paredón, a captivating destination in Guatemala, Casa Zala tells a tale of serendipity, determination, and boundless creativity.
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