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The image of a teared apart soldier was found in that Telegram group and was then transformed into a massive puzzle with the dimensions of 15 m x 18 m. During a 5 hour performance, the puzzle was put together by the artists and passers-by, and then swept back together and burnt outside.

Maria Belova – www.studiomariabelova.com
Mariya Vasilyeva – www.mariyavasilyeva.com

I often get lost in the search for exhibitions that take place abroad. Through the platform Current Athens, I learned about the show „Bread and Digestifs“. The art space, Callirrhoë is relatively new, and when I see the pictures and the area, the place reminds me strongly of my hometown Tirana.

Marc Sparfel is a French artist, living and working in Barcelona for more than 20 years. He spent his childhood in the countryside, in front of the sea. His first contact with art was through his father’s books.

For her first show she created a portrait series of Leonardo DiCaprio exhibited paired or grouped with self-portraits. Rendered in small format, against the plain background, the protagonists appear cut out of context.

There are four big paintings up now at his first ever exhibition of his work, presented by WasserWasser³ at Tonlager. Three are bright red, like American fire engines, and one is black and white with fleshy drips.

Art on a Postcard is proud to present the third edition of its annual International Woman’s Day Auction, featuring work by leading established and emerging female identifying talent.

What makes a manifesto? What constitutes activism? And can there even be such a thing as a “silent manifesto” or does it remain contradictory? Those are the questions of the exhibition.

Who are Ambra Castagnetti, Chiara Gambirasio, Diana De Luca, Ludovica Anversa and Nicola Ghirardelli and what each of them mean to Max Mondini? What lessons will the artist acquire inside.

In a restless obsession with combining elements, generating tensions, as well as seeking balances and rhythms, the artist creates visual challenges. A painting should always be able to surprise.

Nazim Ünal Yilmaz is a painter whose work conjures up a highly dystopic world, where civic and patriotic acts and gestures take on malignant meanings: personal relationships are devalued by social conventions.

With my left hand, I am holding a picture of a dragonfly I took during a school trip to an insect museum.I don’t remember neither the location nor the exact year. For sure, that was during Primary School.

Her creations include installation, sculpture, performance and video, among which sculpture is the core of her work. A revisitation of sculpture, an extension of its three dimensionality & attunement to body.