Isabelle Cornaro, Paysage avec poussin et témoins oculaires (version II), 2009 and The Whole World is Watching, 2012 The work of Isabelle Cornaro evinces an interest in the way our perspectives are historically and culturally determined. Due to her training as an art historian specialised in 16th- and 17th-century Western art, her visual language is… Continue reading Artist: Isabelle Cornaro, Art Historian Specialised
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Art: Arnar Asgeirsson
Arnar Asgeirsson, Intersection #2, and Intersection, digital print, 50 x 65 cm, 2014 Arnar Ásgeirsson practice involves video works, animations, drawings, installations and sculptures with performative aspects deal with the queston of creative ownership, originality, the relation between high- and low art, reproduction and the differences between creating and copying. Inserting objects as characters into… Continue reading Art: Arnar Asgeirsson
Richard Kern and Nick Zedd, The Manhattan Love Suicides: Thrust in Me, 1985
Richard Kern and Nick Zedd, The Manhattan Love Suicides: Thrust in Me, 1985, 35 mm, black-and-white, 35 minutes. The Manhattan Love Suicides are a series of short films by Richard Kern: Stray Dogs, Woman At The Wheel, Thrust In Me and I Hate You Now. “Stray Dogs” concerns an artist being followed thru the streets… Continue reading Richard Kern and Nick Zedd, The Manhattan Love Suicides: Thrust in Me, 1985
Artist: Mark Leckey
Mark Leckey, From the Exhibition, See We Assemble, 2013 Mark Leckeyis a British artist, working with collage art, music and video. His found art and found footage pieces span several videos, most notably Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore (1999) and Industrial Lights and Magic (2008), for which he won the 2008 Turner Prize. Through a multi-disciplinary practice… Continue reading Artist: Mark Leckey
Art: Ed Atkins, A Tumour (In English), 2010
Ed Atkins, A Tumour (in English), video still, 2010 London-based artist Ed Atkins interest in high definition makes him a rarity in a landscape of video artists who work with antiquated 35mm and 16mm. Digital film is innately mysterious – it’s data in a box – but Atkins turns it into stuff you feel under… Continue reading Art: Ed Atkins, A Tumour (In English), 2010