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Lynda Benglis: Knotting, Tying, Folding / Pace Gallery New York

Pace Gallery presents Knotting, Tying, Folding, an exhibition of sculptures by Lynda Benglis, at 540 West 25th Street from September 11 to October 24. The presentation features glazed ceramic, bronze, pleated, and paper works made between 1972 and 2024, together with rarely exhibited glass sculpt…

A Decade of Artistic Experimentation and Exchange | Wael Shawky

Artistic creation thrives in the space between historical research and the deliberate pursuit of ignorance. Artist Wael Shawky and the Artistic Director of Fire Station, explores how systemic education and institutional structures shape contemporary practice within the Arab world. This discussion h…

Reclaiming and Recycling Sculpture

Art critic Tabish Khan and artist and broadcaster Anna Gammans speak with sculptor Catriona Roberson about sculpting with reclaimed and recycled materials as well as her various London shows and working as a new mother. Catriona Robertson web: catrionarobertson.co.uk Socials: @catrionart About Tab…

Episode 18 – Wu Tsang

Bizet's Carmen is a character who stays with you. Why Wu Tsang (1982, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA) couldn't let go of Carmen, and where following this story in all its facets might lead, are questions she explores with Enuma Okoro in Episode 18 of Gallery Weekend Berlin – The Art Podcast. Tsang …

Atong Atem: “Gossip has been a tool to keep women safe”

As I listen back to the incredibly funny and clever and cool and curious artist and mother, Atong Atem, whose worked with the likes of Tate Modern in London and the NGV more locally here in Melbourne, the first question I ask in this interview is challenging me a little. You'll have to listen to fi…

Nick Dolezal: From the Shard to Stalemate: What Went Wrong in Southwark

Two former planning chairs sit down to take apart what has gone wrong with London's planning system and why Southwark's recent decisions on the Aylesham Centre and Borough Triangle sit at the heart of it.Nick Dolezal brings a rare perspective. He was there when Southwark was pro-development, market…

Winsome, Lose Some (s01e07)

Luke Clancy and Orit Gat roam from Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall to Craven Cottage and Frieze, exploring how space, movement, pressure and perspective shape the way we experience football, weighing red cards and gamesmanship, the appeal of informal football podcasts, and the public roles of artists an…

London: Tate Modern Audio Tour

Full Version: London: Tate Modern Audio Tour Tate Modern has over a hundred years of art, from modernism in the early 1900s, to exciting works created today. This includes paintings, sculptures, and more made by artists all over the world such as Pablo Picasso, Emily Kame Kngwarreye, and Jenny Holz…

Degree Shows, Art & AI at UAL

Art critic Tabish Khan and artist and broadcaster Anna Gammans speak with Vice Chancellor of University Arts London, Professor Karen Stanton about university shows, the future of creativity and working with AI. UAL web: www.arts.ac.uk Socials: @unioftheartslondon About Tabish: Tabish Khan is an a…

Simone Rocha

Simone Rocha is an Irish designer.  Born in Dublin, the daughter of designer John Rocha, she graduated with a BA in Fashion from The National College of Art and Design in Dublin in 2008, continuing in 2010 to graduate from the acclaimed Fashion MA at Central Saint Martin’s College, London.  Simon…