Sam Gaskin is an editor specializing in arts, culture, and insight, with a focus on Asia. Currently working as an editor for Ocula, Sam's work has also been featured in The Business of Fashion. His articles cover a range of topics including museum exhibitions, art news, artist profiles, and the intersection of technology and art.
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Curated by Marie-Anne McQuay, the exhibition takes inspiration from the physical and social foundations of Liverpool.
Opening in November next year, Scott's exhibition will pose the question, 'does the flower hear the bee?'
'Motifs that recur in her work include arches, fallen chandeliers, surging waves and dying suns—imagery which will resonate dramatically in the Arsenale,' said curator Georgina Jackson.
Williams won the $100,000 2024 Sobey Art Award for his contemporary approach to sculptural beadwork.
Striving for deeper meaning in his portraits of close friends, Auerbach is best known for instinctively guiding thick swirls of paint in his works.
The exhibition brings together 83 works by 35 artists under the title How to Hold Your Breath.
Exhibitions celebrating the artist's 100th birthday will take place in Germany, America, Spain, Hong Kong, and Austria in 2025 and 2026.
Mona's owner and founder David Walsh said, 'When Théo was last in Hobart he said he was "going for a walk." He walked to the top of kunanyi. He's back, and he'll be doing something just as mad at Mona.'
The work was acquired by Chinese crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun for $6.2 million, more than quadruple its estimate.
Jessica Silverman Gallery and Various Small Fires are among the galleries that have signed up for the event's inaugural edition in September 2025.
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