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Billboard Series #17: Nora Turato
In her work, Nora Turato plays with the speed of language and the ready-made vocabulary of the Internet to ...
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Sarah & Charles: In The Hands Of Puppets — at Be-Part, Waregem
In their new exhibition at Be-Part, Sarah & Charles integrate a fundamental reflection regarding our connections with the virtual world and artificial intelligence ...
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Billboard Series #16: Sharon Van Overmeiren
The work of Sharon Van Overmeiren reflects on the images with which we surround ourselves, and on how a specific image or a complete visual language is ...
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Pieter Vermeersch - at Museum M, Leuven
Time, space and colour are the three building blocks of Pieter Vermeersch’s work. These concepts underpin his gradient murals and architectural manipulations, which ...
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Sander Breure & Witte van Hulzen: The Floor is Lava - at Marres, Maastricht
For The Floor is Lava, artist duo Sander Breure &Witte van Hulzen populate Marres with sculptures and molded portraitsof people in everyday environments; ...
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A Temporary Monument for Brussels #5: Gijs Milius
A Temporary Monument for Brussels is a contemporary reflection on the historical concept of a monument. Our fifth commission in this new series is made by Gijs Milius, who makes ...
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Venice Biennale & Beyond: artlead’s 2019 guide to visiting Venice
Every two years, the art world flocks to Venice to see and discuss the current state of the arts. Spread over numerous national pavilions, two ...
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Cady Noland - at Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt
In her works, Cady Noland uncovers the violence we encounter every day in scenarios of spatial and ideological demarcation, thus exposing the alleged neutrality of ...
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Nora Turato: explained away - at Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein
Nora Turato scripts powerful narratives from text fragments gleaned from advertising, social media and everyday life. In Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, she is ...
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Billboard Series #15: Claudia Comte
For our 15th Billboard Series, Claudia Comte presents a work that is reminiscent of geometric abstraction and the colourful and illusionistic op-art from the sixties, but at ...
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Benoit Platéus: One Inch Off - at Wiels, Brussels
This first to look back at Benoit Platéus' work, from his earliest photographs to his most recent paintings, takes a non-linear approach and includes several previously unseen ...
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Kate Cooper: Sensory Primer - at A Tale of a Tub, Rotterdam
Throughout her work Kate Cooper has developed a language within computer-generated technologies to propose positions of autonomy and withdrawal within digital ...