Ambiguity of time and space in Wang Zhibo’s paintingWith her ‘anthropologist’ approach of collecting quotidian fragments of life Wang Zhibo believes in the pleasure and ineffability of art.
Emerging artists to watch: Willa WassermanWilla Wasserman's work is inscribed in the phantasmatic possibilities of painting, in between contemplation and rejection of tradition.
Emanuele Marcuccio: reproduction in an age of creative precarityAn essay about artist Emanuele Marcuccio, dealing with the processes from the world and imaginary of industry.
Contemplating Trifles with Fernando Marques PenteadoAn essay about Fernando Marques Penteado after a recent studio visit, showing how everything can be worth contemplating, trifles included.
Emerging artists to watch: Tatjana DannebergTatjana Danneberg grabs fragments of real life, turning snapshots and drawings into complex paintings. Steyerl's poor image lives again.
Raphaela Vogel: unification of the manifoldExpressionism, monumentality and manifold in the works of Raphaela Vogel, before her solo exhibition in Milan.
Luigi Zuccheri, the accidental modernistA 20th century, ancient Venetian painter who found himself modern by chance, Luigi Zuccheri pushed localism to the limit.
Jaanus Samma, the many gay histories of Modern Eastern EuropeEmerging artist Jaanus Samma deals with stories of homosexuality in his home country of Estonia, both under the Communist regime and after its collapse.
Emerging artists to watch: Kaoru Arima and his facial (un)recognitionKaoru Arima's pictures of faces are paintings for an alternative, straightforward portraiture: romanticism no more; agendas no more; ego no more.
Emerging artists to watch: Matthieu HaberardAnything can happen on the threshold, like Matthieu Haberard's practice, an innocent game of fairy tales, an adventurous story of feats and misfortunes.
