Elisabeth Tonnard
Elisabeth Tonnard is a Dutch artist and poet working in artists’ books, photography and literature. Since 2003 she has published over thirty books in which texts and images extracted from the cultural archive are processed and laid out to exhibit their latent messages. The works range in scale and method from a book that is […]
Dae Hong Kim
Dae Hong Kim is an interdisciplinary artist who works with diverse media, such as video, sound, installation, painting, Robotic art, durational performance and several other mediums. Not having a studio for some time has led him to unexpected places which have since influenced his body of work. The observation of his surroundings plays a great […]
Jessica Halonen
Jessica Halonen combines sculpture, painting and drawing with the visual language of biotechnology to create rigorously crafted, idiosyncratic objects that explore the relationship between the body, nature and medical world. Her ongoing project, Rx Garden, investigates historical and contemporary practices of pharmaceutical production, including the ethically complex subject of genetically engineered plants and animals. Her integration of […]
Yasutaka Kojima
What we see from the surface. The city gives me a sense of evanescence. All the cities are formed by man’s greed and the depth of it decides the size of the cities. Every single thing existing in the cities is consisted by man intentionally. The cities transforms themselves every moment like the nature does. […]
Raquel Paiewonsky
The predominantly feminine social body in Raquel Paiewonsky’s work addresses issues of gender politics, couple relationships, sexuality, maternity, ecology and other issues of a general nature, but it also alludes to hot-button issues in the Dominican context, such as prostitution. The artist uses the body as a kind of tropological platform from which to illuminate […]
Mai Nguyen Thi Thanh
In Hue, my city, most people still live in a traditional way. Women must fit a stereotype of being obedient, soft-spoken, gentle, and faithful. Sexuality is taboo. At school and home, there is very limited sex education, so girls especially are left to discover their bodies alone. All that social pressure creates in many women […]
Eeva Hannula
Die Bilder meiner Serie Die Struktur des Ungewissen formen eine widersprüchliche Struktur, innerhalb derer ich mich mit der Ungewissheit von Beobachtungen, Gefühlen und Eindrücken befasse. Ich sehe meine Arbeit als den Versuch an, das Wesen der Dinge zu hinterfragen und ihre gewöhnliche Bedeutung zu verändern. In meinen Arbeiten kombiniere ich persönliche Archivbilder mit inszenierten Aufnahmen. […]
Adriana Corral
My installations, performances and sculptures are solicitous composites of research, politics, and universal themes of absence, erasure, injustice, concealment and memory. Monuments have been used throughout time to commemorate those we have lost. Considering the monument and text often used to commemorate the revered names, what happens when the text is obliterated, erased, blurred, and […]
Youki Hirakawa
In his work Youki Hirakawa explores the state of things immersed in time, which he conceives of as a river. To do so, he starts by isolating objects or phenomena from their original context, which he then displays in site-specific photographic or video screening situations. The exhibition space thus becomes part of the temporal structure of […]
Joshua Schwebel
I am a conceptual artist, working through site and situation-responsive projects. My body of work questions what it means to witness a work of art, and why the act of witnessing is expected to occur in a state of co-presence with the work (as many works can be experienced via documentation, or through second-hand accounts, […]