Flo Kasearu’s exhibition Holes at the Temnikova & Kasela gallery in Tallinn

16/07/2018

Is it worth going to Tallinn to see a hole in a fence? It is – if it’s part of an exhibition by the clever Estonian artist Flo Kasearu (ongoing through July 28 at Tallinn’s most internationally well-known gallery). If you haven’t been closely following the artist up to this point, then everything in the exhibition will seem fresh as can be – especially the sharpness of her ideas and her ability to turn commonplace situations into generalised themes. Read more...

Arterritory.com’s guide to this summer’s most vivid environmental art objects and exhibitions. From Anish Kapoor in Norway and Portugal to Tony Cragg in Valencia and New York City

13/07/2018

Environmental art objects have become an integral element of the summertime art scene, sometimes even serving as inspirational “hooks” pulling us to places where traditional tourist routes might not take us or, conversely, letting us see and enjoy well-known sites from a completely different perspective. Read more...

RIBOCA1 participating artist Stelios Faitakis on the influence of street art and Byzantine icons on his painting

11/07/2018

‘Everything influences everything! I see it in that way. For me everything is the same. But of course this “everything” is made up of many fragments. And with some of the things from the surrounding environment you have an easier and more natural contact than with others. They are closer to you.’ Read more...

A conversation with Gabi Ngcobo, the artistic director of the 10th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art

04/07/2018

In a conversation on the occasion of the exhibition’s 10th anniversary, Ngcobo kindly offered an insight into her curatorial practice and her opinions on current trends important to the South African art scene. Most importantly, however, she spoke about her contribution to the Berlin Biennale, which takes place from June 9 until September 9 at various venues throughout the city. Read more...