Tag: Sprüth Magers

• Art Basel Hong Kong 2019: A Post-Mortem

  

  If with the advent of Artificial Intelligence, and the concomitant displacement of jobs that ensues, only those servicing the über wealthy will remain employed, then it would appear that the art world, with its numerous advisors, dealers, collection managers and specialists catering to wealthy collectors––minted by the minute like Zimbabwean currency––should be just fine. It […]

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  April 8, 2019

  Art

  ABHK, Agnes Martin, Alexie Glass-Kantor, Anne Imhof, Art Basel HK, Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Basel Hong Kong 2019, Axel Vervoordt, Barabara Kruger, Blindspot Gallery, Candice Lin, Chiharu Shiota, Christie’s, Cindy Sherman, Clarissa Tossin, David Zwirner Gallery, Diana Darenberg, Eau de Cologne, Egon Schiele, Empty Gallery, Francois Ghebaly, Gagosian, Gallery Exit, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jenny Holzer, Jhaveri Art, Juliana Huxtable, Katsushiro Yamaguchi, Kaws, Kimsooja, Lam Tung Pang, Lee Bul, Levy Gorvy, Louise Bourgeois, Lubna Chowdhary, Luhring Augustine, Marianna Simnett, Mary Corse, Morandi, Neo Rauch, Pace Gallery, Pamela Rosenkranz, Project Native Informant, Richard Nagy, Robert Rauschenberg, Simone Leigh, Sopheap Pich, Sotheby’s, Sprüth Magers, Susanne Pfeffer, Tai Kwun Contemporary, The Violence of Gender, Tishan Hsu, Tony Albert, Wayne Thiebaud, Wong Ping, Zeng Fanzhi, Zou Wou Ki

• Art Basel Hong Kong 2018: A Post-Mortem

  

  Published on Ocula, 6 April 2018 On Monday night of Hong Kong Art Week, the Guerrilla Girls, the US feminist activist art collective who call themselves ‘the conscience of the art world’, addressed a packed lecture theatre at University of Hong Kong—their first ever appearance in Asia. Armed with their signature stats, facts, and bananas, […]

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  April 10, 2018

  Art

  ALice Neel, Almine Rech, Angela Su, Anish Kapoor, Antony Gormley, Art Basel, Art Basel Hong Kong, Blindspot Gallery, Carlier Gebauer, Christopher Wool, Colin McCahon, David Zwirner Gallery, Galeria Plan B, George Condo, Gladstone Gallery, Gow Langsford Gallery, Guerrilla Girls, Hauser and Wirth, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jeff Koons, Jiang Zhi, Ko Sin-Tung, Laure Prouvost, Lee Kit, Levy Gorvy, Lisson Gallery, Manuel Ocampo, Mark Bradford, Michael Cook, Mihai Olos, Norman Rosenthal, Para/Site Art Space, Pat Steir, Sarah Lucs, Shirazeh Houshiary, Silverlens Gallery, Skarskedt, Sophia Al-Maria, Sotheby’s, Sprüth Magers, Tai Kwun Contemporary, This Is No Fantasy + Dianne Tanzer Gallery, Tobias Berger, Tornabuoni, White Cube, Willem de Kooning, Wolfgang Tillmans, Xavier Hufkens

• The Lowdown: shows to see during Hong Kong Art Week

  

  Published on Ocula, 23 March 2018 Once again, the Hong Kong art machine is gearing up for Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2018), now in its sixth edition. With surrounding art fairs like Art Central (27 March–1 April) opening alongside the main event, and an ever-expanding list of exhibitions and happenings taking place, […]

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  March 24, 2018

  Art

  2017 Venice Biennale, Alex Errera, Amir Fattal, Ampannee Satoh, Anthony Bumhira., Antoni Tàpies, Antony Gormley, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Art Basel Hong Kong, Ashley Bickerton, Asia Art Archive, Asia Society, Ben Brown Fine Arts, Blindspot Gallery, Chai Siris, Chim↑Pom, Christopher Wool, Cosmin Costinas, da Sarthe Gallery, Daniel Boyd, David Zwirner Gallery, Design Society, Doug Aitken, Empty Gallery, Exhibitions, Franklyn Dzingai, Fumio Nanjo, Gagosian, Galerie Ora-Ora, George Condo, Gert and Uwe Tobias, Guerilla Girls, H Queen’s, Hanart TZ, Harbour Arts Sculpture Park, Hauser & Wirth, Hill Art Foundation, Hong Kong Art Week, Inga Svala Thórsdóttir and Wu Shanzhuan, Jennifer Guidi, Jenny Holzer, Jim Lambie, Jiun-Yang Li, K11, K11 Art Foundation, Kacey Wong and Matthew Tsang, Kutluğ Ataman, Lee Garakara, Loie Hollowell, M+ Museum, Manolo Millares, Mariana Hahn, Mark Bradford, Massimo de Carlo, Miao Ying, Morgan Wong, Mrinalini Mukherjee, Nik Kosmas, OCAT Shenzhen, Ocula, Oscar Chan Yik Long, Pace Gallery, Para Site, Peter Halley, Rachel Rits-Volloch, Rashid Choudhury, Redtory Museum for Contemporary Art, Robert Indiana, Samson Young, Simryn Gill, Skarstedt, Sotheby’s, Sprüth Magers, Tafadzwa Gwetai, Tim Marlow, Tracey Emin, William Lim, Wolfgang Tillmans, Xavier Cha, Yayoi Kusama, Yoshitomo Nara, Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries, Zhang Ruyi, Zhang Zhi

• Ick bin Berliner

  

  Countless artists, musicians and writers have flocked to Berlin over the years to recharge and seek inspiration: Christopher Isherwood, David Bowie, Nick Cave, Iggy Pop (the city seems to come with its own soundtrack). In the 1920s Berlin was all about the decadence and modernism of Weimar culture, the stomping ground of intellectuals and artists […]

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  August 30, 2013

  Travel

  Andreas Murkudis, Anish Kapoor, Arndt, Badeschiff, Bars, Berghain, Berlin, Blain Southern, Borchardt, Boros Bunker, Buck und Breck, Camera Work, Daniel Libeskind, Darklands, Das Lokal, Das Stue, David Bowie, Dr. Erich Marx Collection, Exhibitions, Fluxbau, Friedrich Christian Flick Collection, Galeria Plan B, Galerie Judin, Galleries, Grill Royal, Gropius Bau, Hamburger Banhof, Helmut Newton, Helmut Newton Foundation, Hotel de Rome, Hotels, Jewish Museum, Kaviar Royal, Klosterfelde Gallery, Konk, Kraftwerk, Lavanderia Vecchia, Martin Kippenberger, Marzona Collection, Mädchen Schule, Me Collectors Room, Michael Fuchs Galerie, Mogg & Meltzer, Muschi Obermaier, Museums, Nick Cave, Pauly Saal, Quartier 206, Restaurants, Richard, SO36, Soho House Berlin, Sprüth Magers, The Apartment, The Corner Shop, the Eigen+Art Lab, Tiergarten, Travel