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Dudi Ben Simon: When Everyday Objects Decide to Have a Better Personality
Some artists need studios, silence, and sacred rituals. Dudi Ben Simon just needs a walk down the street cook dinner or take out the trash. Based in Tel Aviv, he’s built a visual universe where…
Martin Parr “Global Warning” at Paris’s Jeu de Paume
Martin Parr Sounds the Alarm In Postcards and Punchlines Martin Parr Global Warning launches with a grin, then sticks the landing with a gut punch. The major retrospective, opening at Paris’s Jeu de Paume from…
Charles Brooks Inside the Secret Cathedrals of Sound
The Extraordinary Photography of Charles Brooks If you’ve ever wondered what a Stradivarius looks like on the inside, Charles Brooks is the man who shows you. The New Zealand–born cellist turned photographer has spent the…
DANIEL ARSHAM: TIME, MEMORY, AND CULTURAL OBJECTS
From pop culture icons to Fictional Archaeology, Daniel Arsham’s twenty-year artistic evolution THE ARTIST WHO TREATS TIME AS MATERIAL Daniel Arsham has built a world where time feels fragile yet tangible. His practice blends contemporary…
Olivier Bertrand – Cardboard Sculptures
From Web Designer to Wildlife Whisperer: The Cardboard Sculptures of Olivier Bertrand If you had told Olivier Bertrand ten years ago that he’d become known as the guy who builds monumental animal sculptures out of…
Idun-Tawiah At Paris Photo
Carlos Idun-Tawiah delivered one of the most affecting and emotionally articulate presentations at Paris Photo 2025. Galería Alta presented the Accra-based photographer, Carlos Idun-Tawiah’s solo exhibition, which brought a deeply personal body of work to…
Living With Chamberlain – Book Review
“Living With Chamberlain” is not a typical Assouline monograph. Instead, it is a massive, intimate portrait of John Chamberlain, a sculptor who turned crushed metal into meaning. The book reads like a biography, an oral…
Patrick Bergsma: The Art of Nature and Porcelain
Dutch artist Patrick Bergsma transforms antique porcelain into living worlds where nature quietly reclaims its space. Patrick Bergsma For centuries, porcelain symbolised elegance and control. In Patrick Bergsma’s hands, it becomes a stage for nature’s…
Contemporary Photography Humor – Paris Photo 2025
At “Paris Photo 2025″, humor in contemporary photography emerged as a surprising and compelling thread. It cut through the usual seriousness of the art world. Among the ecological reflections, historical excavations, and technical masterpieces, a…
