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Friday, June 1st, 2012

Watch | Crane.tv Meets Tracey Emin – Turner Contemporary

Tracey Emin talks to Crane.tv about her new show, ‘She Lay Down Deep Beneath the Sea’, following on from her brilliant retrospective at the Hayward Gallery, this exhibition features new work from the controversial artist. Returning to her hometown, Margate…

Watch | Crane.tv – Artist Jane McAdam Freud – Studio Visit

Jane McAdam Freud, great grandaughter of Sigmund Freud, talks about her early encounters with art. As a child she drew as a way of connecting with her father. A towering figure who would influence and inspire her work, Lucien Freud…

Bisazza Foundation for Design and Architecture – Vicenza

Opening June 8, Bisazza Foundation for Design and Architecture in Vicenza, Italy, will showcase the best in contemporary art and design across its 6000 sq-m space. Permanent collections from the likes of Marcel Wanders, Jaime Hayon and Alessandro Mendini will…

“Streets of the World” at Opera Gallery, NYC – Preview

“Streets of the World” opens this weekend at the New York City location of Opera Gallery. The installation features 40 of the more prominent street artists from around the globe. The show is meant to highlight the phenomenon of “street…

The Whitney Biennial 2012: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

The 73rd edition of The Whitney Biennial is currently running at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City and, as writer Laura Feinstein tells us, the show is a difficult one to sum up in short form: “It…

Alicia Martín ‘Biografies’ Book Sculptures

Spanish artist Alicia Martín brings books to life in her Biografies series. A stream of over 5000 books pour out of the window seemingly on pause, she has recreated the scene at several other sites including the Casa de America in…

Leandro Erlich – The Staircase

Leandro Erlich‘s creations mess with your mind, a bit like those magic eye pictures back in the day or when you first discovered 3D (pre-Avatar red and blue specs 3D of course). It goes without saying his work is rather…

Pard Morrison – Geometric Abstractionist

Design Milk point us towards the work of American artist Pard Morrison whose colourful, block pieces we’d happily display over the fireplace. “Colorado-based Pard Morrison is a modern day geometric abstractionist with work that is a cross between painting and sculpture.…

Guy Laramee ‘The Great Wall’

Fubiz lets us know about Guy Laramee’s latest project, entitled The Great Wall. Laramee’s carved scenes out of a stack of books, creating mountains, temples and oceans. It’s the sort of thing that’s enjoyed without needless commentary, so take a…

Here’s a look at Henrique Oliveira’s latest work ‘Tridimensional’. It’s one for the fans of larger than life art, with tree trunk sculptures so large that they appear to be bursting through the walls of galleries. Take a leap to…

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Friday, June 1st, 2012

Watch | Crane.tv Meets Tracey Emin – Turner Contemporary

Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012

Watch | Crane.tv – Artist Jane McAdam Freud – Studio Visit

Thursday, May 17th, 2012

Bisazza Foundation for Design and Architecture – Vicenza

Friday, May 11th, 2012

“Streets of the World” at Opera Gallery, NYC – Preview

Thursday, April 19th, 2012

The Whitney Biennial 2012: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

Monday, April 2nd, 2012

Alicia Martín ‘Biografies’ Book Sculptures

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

Leandro Erlich – The Staircase

Friday, January 13th, 2012

Pard Morrison – Geometric Abstractionist

Thursday, December 29th, 2011

Guy Laramee ‘The Great Wall’

Henrique Oliveira ‘Tridimensional’