Gabriela Villarreal·May 8Exhibition Review: The Menil Drawing InstituteIn a hallway, there is a row of televisions on both the left and right walls. It’s dark with two openings opposite the corridor. Nearby is…
InCounter ArtsbyMichele Vigorita·Apr 22In Milan, Depero Does Not Soften Bagatti Valsecchi, He Reinforces Its ArmourMore than a dialogue between Futurism and a historic house, the exhibition works because Depero reinforces the museum’s darker, denser idea…
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Alison Spence Montillet·Apr 19, 2024Centennial — Irving PennC/O Berlin, Amerika Haus, March — July 2018A response icon1A response icon1
Jasmine Plasencio·Jan 5, 2024The Wonderment of Looking into a Forest of the Future: Fake Plastic Forest featuring France Dubois…By: Jasmine Plasencio
Stephanie Steele·Oct 7, 2023Dear Earth: Art and Hope in a Time of Crisis.An exhibition at the Hayward Gallery that explored the interdependence of ecologies and ecosystems, and our connection with nature.
![Installation view of Andrea Bowers [Credit: Mark Blower, courtesy Hayward Gallery]. The hanging sculpture Memorial to Arcadia Woodlands Clear-Cut (Green, Violet, and Brown) commemorates a forest in California that Bowers attempted to save by climbing and tying herself to an oak tree alongside three other activists. The brightly coloured drawings from her Eco Grief Extinction Series lament the loss of Hawaiian flora and fauna recently declared extinct.](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:160:106/0*GXt4A7DEuWSdDlXW.jpeg)
![Installation view of Andrea Bowers [Credit: Mark Blower, courtesy Hayward Gallery]. The hanging sculpture Memorial to Arcadia Woodlands Clear-Cut (Green, Violet, and Brown) commemorates a forest in California that Bowers attempted to save by climbing and tying herself to an oak tree alongside three other activists. The brightly coloured drawings from her Eco Grief Extinction Series lament the loss of Hawaiian flora and fauna recently declared extinct.](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:320:214/0*GXt4A7DEuWSdDlXW.jpeg)
