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You just arrived and don’t have your bearings, but that’s fine – we don’t either. Take these binoculars. Who’s that big, naked, long-fingered figure crouching on yonder hilltop? You can see others looking, too: someone throwing up, someone cowering but curious.

This year’s ‘Berlin Art Week’ provided plenty to see and experience in the major institutions.

In the paintings of Ewa Czwartos and Karolina Żądło, women do not need to speak loudly to be heard. Their presence resonates in their physical fulness, the emotionality of their gestures, and an inner light.

The image of the artist has historically been steeped in myth—such as the classical idea of art as a calling, shaped by an inner necessity to create and an unconditional devotion to artistic expression.

Skin is the main barrier between our insides and the outside world. It is variously tough and penetrable, neatly containing our blood and guts while also being vulnerable to external prods and pressures.

The pluralistic oeuvre of Wojciech Fangor (1922–2015) reflects many of the artistic polemics and geopolitical upheavals of the past century.

The pluralist oeuvre of Wojciech Fangor reflects many of the artistic polemics and geopolitical upheavals of the past century. His reputation primarily rests on his innovative, abstract Modernist Op-art paintings that reached full maturity in his New York period in the 1960s.

There is a multi-dimensionality to the luminous drawings and canvases in Aistė Stancikaitė’s latest solo exhibition ‘Crossings’.

GNYP Gallery opened the group exhibition Our Country: APY Lands.

Et in Arcadia ego. Credited as one of the primordial creators of the landscape as an autonomous genre, Nicolas Poussin did two paintings titled after this Latin phrase.

Assuming a given perspective, one can find authorities everywhere, all the time. It can manifest itself through the model of society one inhabits, the religion one observes, the economic system that regulates our exchanges—we are always pledging allegiance to some entity,...

In an increasingly asset-driven art trade, collecting by listening to the buzz is fast becoming the norm

Artist: Jenna Gribbon Exhibition title: Regarding Me Regarding You Venue: GNYP, Berlin, Germany Date: September 10 – November 1, 2020

Jenna Gribbon’s paintings pay homage to the moment when light touches skin. Her brush strokes capture these similar and never the same moments in intimate portraits of those close to her.