Catherine Lee has explored abstraction in painting and sculpture, language and writing. Emphasizing materiality and process through idiosyncratic combinations of painting, installation, and sculpture, her works gather in large, familial groups placed on floors or walls.
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Jasleen Kaur
GLASGOW Tramway As the exhibition title “Alter Altar” suggests, this is a place of fluidity, of ideas and events, of religious ritual alongside the unpredictability of everyday life.
Pipilotti Rist
HOUSTON Museum of Fine Arts Unlike much video art, which (for me, anyway) remains prohibitively esoteric, Rist’s work keeps accruing mainstream accessibility; in 2016, Beyoncé famously channeled the whimsical, eight-minute Ever is Over All (1997) in her music video Hold Up.
Beginnings and Endings: A Conversation with Emily Counts
Seattle-based Emily Counts takes a personal approach to sculpture, creating ceramic and mixed-media works based on memories that also leave ample space for interpretation. Sea of Vapors, her immersive installation at the Museum of Museums in Seattle (on view through September 1, 2023), leans into the narrative potential of ceramics.
Naturaleza espejada: Una Conversación con Fabiana Imola
Dueña de una mirada estética que hace foco en la naturaleza, la rosarina Fabiana Imola desarrolla una obra con una fuerte impronta abstracta pero que pone al espectador dentro de un universo vegetal inconfundible.
Lived Experience: A Conversation with Keg de Souza
Keg de Souza’s multidisciplinary practice gravitates around issues of place, community, and spatial politics. Drawing on her architectural training and experience as a squatter and organizer, she uses installation, temporary architecture, performance, workshops, and food to create informal, imaginative platforms for learning, participation, and exchange.
Abigail Lane
SAXMUNDHAM, U.K. The Art Station Hanging inside a cupboard, a wool sweater proclaims “Escape Artist.” A statement of intent or of being?
Sarah Sze and Monster Chetwynd: Transporting Art
Two recently opened art installations in London are injecting new life into disused spaces within the transport system.
